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The Australian Automotive Dealer Association has released the full program for the 2026 AADA Convention & Expo, with a powerful line-up of main stage sessions, workshops, expo live stage presentations and networking events designed to bring Australia’s franchised new car dealers together at a critical time for the industry.

Taking place from 29-30 July 20...


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THE electric vehicle industry said that for motorists using novated leases to finance their cars, now was the time to buy an EV to ensure they qualify before new changes to the electric car discount come into force.

Government changes to the electric car discount – which exempt the fringe benefits tax – will be diluted in stages from April next year.

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THE OIL outlook has taken a sharp turn this week after data shows China has dramatically reduced its oil consumption with purchases down by 30 per cent compared with its pre-conflict intake.

It comes as Japan continues to scour the globe for new oil supplies, this week buying from central Asian market Azerbaijan.

But global oil prices remain high, with...


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EUROPEAN car-makers have been threatened by US president Donald Trump with a big tariff jump that could cost them an additional €3.5 billion ($A5.7b) in profits in 2026 and €5.7b ($A9.2b) in 2027.

Analyst group Bernstein, in a notice to investors, said the tariff increase proposal to 25 per cent – from the current 15 per cent – was made because the European U...


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VICTORIA’S budget delivers “some important wins” but has “critical gaps” in support for the state’s automotive businesses in the areas of fuel costs, energy prices, wages and regulatory burden, says the Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerces (VACC).

It said it welcomed the budget, particularly the investment in skills, regional training and road maintenance ...


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