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Tyre inquiry nearing the end of the road in Sydney

House of Representatives < 1 min read

The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation and Science will hold site visits and a public hearing in Sydney this week as part of its inquiry into the current state of the Australian tyre industry, and any challenges and opportunities for the industry within the context of a circular economy.

Committee Chair, Mr Rob Mitchell MP, said, ‘The Committee will be making its final pit stop in Sydney to speak with researchers and other tyre industry representatives about work underway to improve circular outcomes for end-of-life tyres.

‘On Tuesday, 14 July 2026, the Committee will visit tyre recycling, retreading and research facilities across Sydney.

‘The following day, on Wednesday, 15 July 2026, the Committee will hear from a range of organisations at a public hearing, including those involved in the tyre, motoring and mining industries. Among those appearing is the Australian Tyre Industry Council, the peak industry body for tyres.’

A program for the public hearing is available on the inquiry webpage.

Public hearing details

Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026
Time: 9:15 am – 2:30 pm (AEST)
Location: Dexus Place, Bennelong Room, Level 15, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney NSW

Public hearings are broadcast live on the Australian Parliament House Streaming Portal.

More information about the inquiry, including the terms of reference, submissions and transcripts of previous hearings, is available on the inquiry webpage.

Media inquiries

Office of Mr Rob Mitchell MP
(03) 5716 3000
[email protected]

For background information

Committee Secretariat
(02) 6277 4114
[email protected]

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