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Industry gears up for regional forum
Trucking operators given access to the key decision makers as part of this year's Regional Trucking Forum


Help arrives for operators confused by fatigue
RTA releases another set of guidelines to help end operator confusion on fatigue management


Trucking reforms take a step closer
Ministers back state-based national regulator as Lindsay Fox gains a new gig as a road safety ambassador


Feds rule out taking over trucking regs
Feds won't take over transport regulations, instead relying on states to develop national laws


No deal: Government won't extend fatigue transition
Trucking industry loses fight to extend fatigue management transition after NSW says changes will be "unfair"


Want HML? RTA tells industry to cough up
REVEALED: RTA denies cash-starved councils HML funding, telling them to charge operators up to $30k for the scheme


Operators must get 'aggressive', Lodehaul boss says
Lodehaul Chief Executive Rob McIntosh says trucking companies must "aggressively chase business"' to survive economic downturn


Daley steps in on fatigue fines, reins in RTA
Minister vows to rein in zealous RTA officers by changing how infringements are issued for diary offences


Noske scoops NatRoad awards with best driver, youth
Noske Group honoured by NatRoad, with two staff winning awards for trucking excellence


Trucking operators face off in Coffs Harbour
Drivers from three different trucking companies will compete for the Professional Driver of the Year award


IAP can't replace 'three strikes'
Trucking companies looking to technology to supersede 'three strikes' policy have been told not to get their hopes up


'Heavy-handed' three-strike RTA policy to stay
Three strikes policy for heavy vehicles in NSW stays, amid claims it unfairly punishes trucking operators


Industry groups welcome national regulators
Major transport groups back announcement of national regulator but warn there is much to do to ensure scheme succeeds


End Bluecard now, industry tells NSW
Operators and employer groups call for end to NSW industrial laws as TWU fights to retain controversial Bluecard scheme


ATO delays superannuation changes
ATO won't impose new superannuation obligations next month but uncertainty remains as to when the changes will take effect


'Stupid' superannuation changes on the way
New superannuation changes are coming but the Federal Government is close to deciding whether to delay the scheme


IAP transition phase for Queensland
Queensland set introduce transition to IAP as anticipation of a new service provider mounts


Coalition and industry unite to oppose Bluecard provision
Industry groups and the Opposition rally to defeat government proposal to expand union power and introduce the Bluecard nationally


Push to introduce Bluecard nationally
Controversial NSW Award that allows unfettered union access to trucking yards may go national


Single truck regulator could save industry $1.7b: NatRoad
A single national regulator would deliver industry savings of $1.7 billion a Natroad analysis says.


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