Safety benefits add to the pay-off for COVID-19 stimulus extension
A conditional extension to the Instant Asset Write Off scheme will provide a once in a generation opportunity to improve road safety outcomes and productivity all whilst stimulating the economy and saving jobs.
Opportunity to fill the medical supply chain
Manufacturers are being called on to retool to help fill gaps in the global supply of medical equipment and hygiene products; redeploying spare capacity to save lives and jobs.
Industry staying open to support nation’s supply chain
The heavy vehicle industry is working hard to ensure that the nation’s supply chains continue with as few interruptions as possible.
ComVec 2020 conference postponed in response to outbreak
In response to the latest advice from State and Federal Governments, Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA) has postponed ComVec 2020.
Heavy vehicle industry praises incentives to activate business spending
The Australian Government’s “Coronavirus stimulus package” announced today has pulled the right levers to encourage spending according to HVIA.
Leaders Need to Halt the Panic: I’m on Team Australia!
This is an evolving situation and we need to stay calm, listen to the advice and stay vigilant but I’m on Team Australia and I hope you will join me.
HVIA budget submission calls for bonus investment allowance
HVIA has asked the Treasurer for a bonus investment allowance to be included in the forthcoming budget to incentivise capital investment on heavy vehicle factory equipment and for operators purchasing trucks and trailers.
Heavy Vehicle Industry to Benefit as Representation Streamlined
In what is being described as a major coup for the heavy vehicle industry, HVIA has executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Australian Road Transport Suppliers Association (ARTSA) that will see the organisations change the industry association landscape for the better.
Automotive skills still vital to Australia’s economy
The skillsets of automotive industry workers set to be displaced by the departure of Holden are still highly sought after in Australia.