Sam Street is an Assistant Sport Editor at The Sun. He primarily writes about global football, rugby union, and tennis, bringing a diverse sports perspective to his role. Sam's work has been featured in The Scottish Sun, The US Sun, The Irish Sun, Frontier Economics, The Sun, Australasian Paint & Panel, and News.com.au.
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MTA Queensland is encouraging automotive businesses to make mental health part of everyday workplace conversations with a new series of practical online Toolbox Talks.
Australian motorists are becoming increasingly open to electric vehicles, with consideration of battery EVs jumping from 20 per cent in 2024 to 31 per cent this year.
Automotive component supplier JTEKT is strengthening its fight against counterfeit replacement parts with new authentication technology designed to give customers an easy way to confirm they are buying genuine products.
Surventis has appointed Dr Rebecca Koch as chief human resources officer and a member of its Executive Committee as the coatings technology company continues to develop its operations following its carve-out from BASF.
By: Sam Street
MTA Queensland has welcomed the Federal Government's decision to make the $20,000 instant asset write-off permanent, saying the measure will provide greater investment certainty for small automotive businesses.
Australia's vehicle market remained very strong in August, with Chinese manufacturers occupying half of the top 10 brands and demand for battery electric vehicles remaining at elevated levels.
Australians who switched to electric vehicles during the recent fuel crisis are collectively saving 10s of millions of dollars in petrol costs, according
Another new automotive brand is preparing to enter the Australian market, with Chery Group's Lepas confirming its L6 electric SUV will launch locally in October.
Congratulations to our 2026 Best Practice Awards finalists. We will be revealing the full finalist list including individual awards next Monday.
Car Craft Group held its first national conference in Hobart on 27–29th August. Beautiful weather, a sparkling Derwent dotted with sailing boats
