It all depends upon whether they did the repair as a "goodwill" gesture or as a warrantable failure. If it's the former then you probably just get 12months/10000km. If it's the latter you should be covered till the end of your original warranty period. Worthwhile getting clarification.
Also it might be too late now but even if they're doing it as a goodwill gesture I'd still ask for the original worn parts or photos. It may still be the case that it was a genuine warranty issue and by going the goodwill path figure they'll shut you up and they minimise their exposure to future warranty claims. Ford did this to thousands of owners.
I've bought about ten new cars in the last 15 years and honestly I can't remember manufacturers being this bad in backing up their products. The standard response is to deny claims, blame the customer and play the odds. Hopefully what the ACCC are doing to Mazda will put the rest on notice.
https://www.news.com.au/technology/...s/news-story/2f20bb8816d756e0c13b2c5a7d52fe52