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News - General News - GovernmentExclusive: No US-style policies for Australia: ministerTwo way street: Both the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) and federal government agree that local automotive-related manufacturing requires innovation, diversification and exports to survive. Protectionism not on agenda to save remainder of Australian automotive manufacturing11 Apr 2017 - THE kind of protectionism measures promised by United States president Donald Trump and the successful campaign for Britain to exit the European Union are unlikely to surface in Australia as Holden and Toyota prepare to exit local manufacturing. - In an exclusive interview with GoAuto at the Australian Auto Aftermarket Expo in Melbourne last week, federal minister for industry, innovation and science Arthur Sinodinos said it was “overwhelmingly in our interest to have a more open trading system”. Click here for full story: Exclusive: No US-style policies for Australia: minister  Read more6th of February 2017  Toyota interior parts-maker shutters doorsAnother 370 jobs lost as Toyota Boshoku Australia confirms shut-down on October 320th of January 2017  New industry minister ‘optimistic about the future’Sinodinos upbeat about prospects for ‘high-value’ manufacturing, including suppliers11th of November 2016  Trump victory has car-makers scramblingMexican trade barrier fears throw German factory investments out of gear |
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