Australasian Automotive Transmission Rebuilders - AATR

Australasian Automotive Transmission Rebuilders - AATR AATR (Australasian Automotive Transmission Rebuilders) is a division of the Institute of Automotive

01/09/2026

Italy: Where Speed Became an Art

Passion, performance and the unmistakable sound of an Italian engine

Few countries have shaped the world of performance cars quite like Italy. From the sweeping roads of the Italian countryside to the high-speed drama of Formula One, Italy has always approached the automobile with something more than engineering ambition.

For Italians, a fast car isn't simply a machine designed to get from A to B. It is design, emotion, craftsmanship and performance brought together in one unforgettable package.

And while countries around the world have produced incredible performance cars, Italy created something uniquely its own: the Italian supercar.

https://www.iame.com.au/Members-Only-Access

📅 SAVE THE DATE!The AATR Seminar & Exhibition 2027 is coming to Brisbane!Join us at voco Brisbane City Centre from 12–14...
17/08/2026

đź“… SAVE THE DATE!

The AATR Seminar & Exhibition 2027 is coming to Brisbane!

Join us at voco Brisbane City Centre from 12–14 March 2027 for three days of industry insights, networking, technology and automotive expertise.

🔹 Fresh new Friday format!
The seminar will now commence on Friday afternoon, featuring two 1-hour sessions dedicated to Business Management.

More details, speakers and registration information will be announced soon.

Mark your calendar — you won't want to miss it!

11/08/2026

The IAME aims to assist members by providing industry relevant Automotive Training, Branch Information sessions, Seminars, as well as Auditing, Assessing and Consulting Services. Members also benefit from technology updates provided via "The Automotive Engineer" journal distributed seasonally.

14/07/2026

Member Spotlight:
Get to know IAME Member Mark Collins – From Kimberley Exploration Camps to IAME Master Member

For more than five decades, Mark Collins has embraced every challenge the mechanical and automotive industries could offer.

His career has taken him from airport workshops and remote mining camps to international training programs and successful business ownership. Along the way, he has repaired and maintained everything from family vehicles and heavy trucks to drilling rigs, generators, industrial equipment and alternative fuel systems. Few people can claim to have experienced the breadth of industries, technologies and environments that Mark has worked in throughout his remarkable 52-year career.

Now retired after more than half a century in the workforce, Mark reflects on a journey built on hard work, adaptability, lifelong learning and a genuine passion for mechanical engineering.

https://www.iame.com.au/member-spotlight-mark-collins

10/07/2026

VASA and TaT join forces to deliver a weekend of training and education
Combining the strengths of both organisations, Wire & Gas 2026 will deliver the main event in Asia-Pacific for those working in the increasingly crucial automotive thermal management and electrical sectors.

10/07/2026

The Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers (IAME) wishes to advise our members, partners, and stakeholders that Mr Peter Blanshard is no longer employed by IAME, effective 7 July 2026. Further information will be communicated regarding a replacement at the appropriate time.

The IAME Board extends its appreciation for his contribution and wishes him all the best for the future.

IAME remains committed to providing strong industry leadership and delivering high-quality support to the automotive and training sectors.

The Board thanks our members, partners, and stakeholders for their understanding and continued support during this period of transition.

07/07/2026

Did You Know?
Australia Was a World Leader in Motorcycle Safety
When it comes to road safety innovation, Australia has often been ahead of the curve—and motorcycle safety is a prime example.
https://www.iame.com.au/did-you-know37d31359

23/06/2026

The Countdown to Payday Super Has Begun
What Automotive Workshops Need to Know Before 1 July 2026
Article by Muhammad Sohail, IAME Financial Controller

From 1 July 2026, a significant change to Australia’s superannuation system - known as Payday Super - will come into effect. This reform will impact every employer, including automotive workshops, service centres, and independent mechanics.

https://www.iame.com.au/payday-super-what-automotive-workshops-need-to-know-before-1-july-2026

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