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The Week That Was: Holden Ending Production In 2017, BMW M4, Audi S3

We may have known it was coming, but that didn’t make it any easier to hear… Holden has announced its intentions to cease manufacturing in Australia, with 2017 being the carmaker’s final year on home soil. So with Ford and now Hol


We may have known it was coming, but that didn’t make it any easier to hear…

Holden has announced its intentions to cease manufacturing in Australia, with 2017 being the carmaker’s final year on home soil.

So with Ford and now Holden pulling the pin, what can we make of the productivity commission’s report into the local automotive industry? Check out the response of TMR Managing Editor Tim O’Brien.


With Holden out, the focus now turns to Toyota, which is destined to become the sole-remaining local carmaker.

But Toyota Australia has sounded its own alarm bells, saying that a new workplace agreement and “urgent changes” were necessary to remain viable.

This week, the Federal Court struck a blow to Toyota’s plans for the immediate future, ruling that the carmaker had breached the Fair Work Australia Act with its new workplace agreement.

the week that was.

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