Sam Street

1 week ago | paintandpanel.com.au | Sam Street

PPG continues to push the boundaries of more sustainable solutions with products, such as the new PPG EnviroLuxe Plus powder coatings, which include up to 18 per cent post-industrial recycled plastic (rPET) and are made without PFAS*. By combining the benefits of rPET in a formulation that is made without PFAS**, they provide a versatile solution that meets diverse application needs.

1 week ago | paintandpanel.com.au | Sam Street

New reporting laws that dictate the mandatory reporting of cyber ransom payments came into effect on May 30, 2025. The new regulations apply to businesses with a $3million turnover. Companies that have made payments to a third party as the result of extortion must report the payment – whether it be in cash or kind – to the Australian Signals Directorate portal within 72 hours.

1 week ago | paintandpanel.com.au | Sam Street

Wales Heavy Vehicle Repair, part of AMA Group, has expanded its national network with the acquisition of Bodyline Smash Repairs in Darwin, officially rebranding the site as Wales Darwin. The move strengthens the Group’s ability to support national fleets, insurers, and owner-drivers across one of Australia’s most strategically important transport corridors. The Darwin site brings with it a proud local legacy of service, skill and strong customer relationships.

1 week ago | paintandpanel.com.au | Sam Street

Following a meticulous survey process, PPG has been recognised as one of ‘Europe’s Best Employers 2025’ by the Financial Times. The prestigious list was compiled via an independent, anonymous survey developed by rankings firm Statista from a large sample of European employees working for companies with at least 500 employees in Europe. It comprises companies that are highly recommended by their own employees, as well as employees working at other companies in their industry sector.

1 week ago | paintandpanel.com.au | Sam Street

Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) says it and insurers are moving to the next stage of the development of a new General Insurance Code of Practice, with a redrafted Code that is consumer-centric, modern, fit-for-purpose, and contractually enforceable. The current Code was developed in 1993 and has been reviewed and amended on multiple occasions in its 30-year history. The process of updating the 2020 Code commenced earlier this year following the completion of an independent review.