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21.01.2022 ACT still has over 11,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

21.01.2022 VIC still has over 186,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

20.01.2022 NSW still has over 187,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

20.01.2022 QLD still has over 89,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

18.01.2022 NT still has over 3,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

18.01.2022 Nissan mechanics travel to Torres Strait islands to replace faulty Takata airbags

17.01.2022 WA still has over 45,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

16.01.2022 Toyota has recently added certain Corolla ZZE122 and ZZE123 models from production years 2003-2005 to the Takata Compulsory Recall. Please recheck your registration urgently if you own or drive one of these vehicles at www.ismyairbagsafe.com.au

14.01.2022 SA still has over 39,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

12.01.2022 read:https://www.news.com.au///459203db524b955b20ecf59ea29876b0

12.01.2022 Act now: Check if your Takata airbag is faulty at www.IsMyAirbagSafe.com.au

08.01.2022 Keep your friends and family safe. Go to the website, enter your plate and state, and find out if your vehicle is affected by the Takata airbag recall

07.01.2022 Did you know there are still more than 600,000 faulty airbags remaining across Australia? Which by state or territory is approximately: NSW 187,000 VIC 186,000... QLD 88,000 WA 45,000 SA 39,000 TAS 13,000 ACT 11,000 NT 3,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.

04.01.2022 It's school holiday time. Check www.ismyairbagsafe.com.au before you drive

04.01.2022 237,297 people have checked their airbag status in past 36 hours. Please help us to get this important safety message out. Quick and easy. Just go to the website and enter your state and plate

01.01.2022 Committed to replacing every recalled Takata airbag in Australia, Nissan has chartered a helicopter to fly mechanics into remote islands in the Torres Strait between Australia and Papua New Guinea. Nissan employed Thursday Island-based mechanic R&R Motors to travel to Boigu, Saibai, Yam, Warraber and Kubin Islands, to replace recalled Takata airbags from Nissans owned by local police. The Takata airbag recall was initiated by Takata Corporation in Japan after it was found tha...t inflator components within the airbag could deteriorate and subsequently misdeploy in an incident, causing metal fragments to propel out of the airbag. In February the Australian Federal Government, in consultation with the ACCC, announced a compulsory recall, requiring all manufacturers to adhere to strict airbag replacement rules and regulations. One of these requirements is to make special arrangements for replacement in certain circumstances, such as where a customers vehicle is located on an island or more than 250 kilometres from a Nissan Dealership or authorised repairer. The day-long job started and finished on Horn Island - located at the northern-most tip of Australia - with two mechanics Island hopping as far north as Boigu Island, 15kms from Papua New Guinea, to replace the airbags from five vehicles. The work was free of charge to the owners of the affected vehicles. Use the https://www.ismyairbagsafe.com.au/ website to check the status of your vehicle's airbags. Simply enter the registration number and the State in which it is registered to immediately find out if your vehicle has recalled airbags fitted. Alternatively, text the word Takata to 0487 AIRBAG (0487 247 224) for further advice. For more information on Nissan and the Takata recall go to: http://www.nissan.com.au/takata or contact your local Nissan Dealership to book your car in for airbag replacement. See more

01.01.2022 TAS still has over 13,000 (ACCC June Progress Report) faulty airbags to be replaced. A faulty airbag can kill you. Make sure you, your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours have checked theirs through the link below today.