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Crime News

Service stations have been the target of dozens of violent and frightening raids this year, as well as robberies and petrol theft. MTA is urging Government to protect service stations – and all member businesses – from crime. Check out our crime news and media section for all updates on what's happening.

11 November 2024

New President for Motor Trade Association

Members of the Motor Trade Association (MTA) have elected current Board member and respected industry figure Sturrock Saunders as President of the peak automotive industry organisation.

9 October 2024

Let’s think bigger on Apprenticeship Boost

Read MTA's response to the Government announcing a commitment to continue Apprenticeship Boost prioritising key sectors and targeted occupations (including automotive) that are crucial to New Zealand’s growth and sustainability.

18 September 2024

Government must return automotive training to industry - Taskforce

Automotive sector organisations are united in calling on Tertiary Education and Skills Minister Penny Simmonds to restore automotive training to the industry.

29 August 2024

Finally – a Better Deal for Towies

A fee increase for tow truck operators acting as the police contact for recovery, towage and storage of vehicles is long overdue but welcome, the Motor Trade Association (MTA) says.

4 June 2024

Government Passes WoF but Needs Work

The Government is roadworthy, but is failing in several key areas that need urgent attention.

27 February 2024

MTA and CRA Join Forces

The Motor Trade Association and the Collision Repair Association are pleased to announce they have formally agreed to enter a partnership together.

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