New grants support participation in business events
HVIA is pleased to share with you the Australian Government’s announcement this morning of a $50 million injection into Australia's vital business events sector ahead of the 2021 Brisbane Truck Show.
High Court overturns controversial Personal Leave decision
The controversial Mondelez Decision regarding the calculation of Personal Leave has now been overturned by the High Court.
Tyre Working Group Kick Off Meeting
HVIA members are invited to participate in the first working group Web meeting for a proposed industry tyre guide.
A reminder for your sales team and your customers: IAWO and guaranteed loans
The Instant Asset Write-off scheme has been a great success in stimulating sales, with HVIA’s efforts to extend it rewarded following extensive advocacy work prior to the end of the Financial Year.
A tribute to 50 years of membership: 1970-2020
Congratulations to the six member companies that have been continuous HVIA (& CVIAQ) members for the past 50 years: Haulmark Trailers (Australia) Pty Ltd IVECO Trucks Australia Ltd BPW Transpec Pty Ltd Volvo Group Australia Pty Ltd Russ Engineering Pty...
Celebrating HVIA Membership for 50 years
Six members of Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia are being celebrated for fifty years of continuous membership.
HVIA National Awards attract strong field
HVIA members have responded to the opportunity to have their teams and innovation acknowledged.
NTI launches new safety leadership program
HVIA's Principal Partner, NTI Australia, has launched a new safety culture and leadership coaching program following the acquisition of specialist NZ consultancy Success Formula.
Guidance and clarity for Victorian Industry
The Victorian Government has produced further guidance information to clarify the exceptions and expectations for businesses that intend to stay open under Stage 5 restrictions
Amendments to the extended JobKeeper payment
The Government has extended the JobKeeper Payment by a further six months to March 2021. The payment rate will be reduced and a lower payment rate will be introduced for those who work fewer hours.
Victorian Stage 4 business and industry sector restrictions
The Victorian Government has recognised the heavy vehicle industry as an essential service and will be able to continue to operate, with a Covid safe plan in place and subject to reduction in on-site workers at any one time.
HVIA’s appeal to Vic Government to learn from NZ mistakes
In anticipation of the scenario where Stage 4 was implemented in Victoria, Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia made appeals to Premier Daniel Andrews to recognise the issues that a blanket shutdown had caused to new Zealand’s supply chain.