As of December the 1st 2008, the Business Licensing Authority of Victoria under the Motor Car Traders Act 1986, requires that all successfully employed personnel submit an LMCT Form 3 (see link) along with a police record check to employers in order to be eligible for employment in a customer service capacity. 
 
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In a bid to lure young workers to the transport and logistics industry, a new cadetship program is being launched in Victoria.
 
Transport and Distribution Training Victoria (TDT Victoria), in conjunction with the Victorian Transport Association, has been piloting the program designed to recruit exit Year 12 students and place them in employment with medium to [...]

Toyota has developed the world’s first airbag to protect rear passengers’ heads in the event of a rear end collision.
 
The company calls it the SRS (supplemental restraint system) rear window curtain shield airbag and it deploys from the roof lining above the rear window in the form of a curtainlike barrier.
 
Its use in the iQ [...]

Last week’s announcement by the prime minister of the automotive manufacturing industry policy to go through to 2020 came at a critical time for the local car industry which has had a difficult few years with a strong exchange rate and rising fuel prices.
Naturally most of that policy is focussed on the car makers, [...]

The community has been put on notice that if they undertake any risky driving behaviour, they will get caught in the biggest traffic enforcement operation ever undertaken in Victoria.
“If you undertake risky driving behavior like drink driving, drug driving or speeding, if you’re lucky - you will get caught, if you’re unlucky – someone will [...]

There are signs that the local economy is declining as a result of an unstable world economy with rising unemployment, lack of consumer confidence and intense market competition.
 
Lenders are departing (with their money!) and we can expect much stricter governance of dealers with finance companies demanding more financial information, more often.
 
In their “Dealer Alert” [...]

If you want to migrate to Australia there is lots to consider including standard of living, employment conditions, availability of social security and medical costs.

However with some careful planning and research you should be able to have all the facts before you which will allow you make a decision about whether relocation to Australia at this point in your life is right for you and your loved ones.

In a move that has angered the Australian Conservation Federation, Queensland police are considering upgrading their state wide fleet of 4WD wagons for black military styled Hummers.
Ian Stewart, Deputy Commissioner for specialist operations, recently confirmed that police were looking into various, economically sound options to replace their current fleet of Toyota LandCruisers.
“The price we are [...]

In an attempt to tackle rising fuel prices head-on, GM Holden is offering to cap the price of fuel at 99 cents per litre for all new Holden customers.
Private customers who buy and take delivery of any new Holden before 31 October will be offered a 99 cents fuel cap on 91 RON petrol [...]

Motorists who fill their vehicles with the wrong fuel risk damage bills of $10,000 or more, the state’s peak motoring body warned today. RACQ vehicle technologies executive manager Steve Spalding says “misfuelling” incidents were on the increase in Queensland for both diesel and petrol-engined vehicles.
“It’s only too easy to pick up the wrong pump nozzle, [...]