In a major update to the Coalition’s fuel excise cut proposal, the South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has announced the industry has secured a united position on the election proposal.
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Qube, MUA finally reach agreement, but hostilities continue
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has praised the “massive wins” delivered for wharfies at Qube sites across Australia following months of bargaining, industrial action and disagreement.
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Class one licence changes to roll into heavy vehicle sector?
New Zealand is preparing to overhaul its driver’s licensing system which, according to heavy vehicle advocates, could play a key role in attracting more young people to get behind the wheel of a truck.
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Fuel retail association CEO steps down
CEO of the Australasian Convenience and Petroleum Marketers Association (ACAPMA) Mark McKenzie has tendered his resignation from the role and will step down from Friday 4 July 2025.
ACAPMA is the peak
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Truck Centre WA CEO to retire following acquisition
Truck Centre Western Australia (TCWA) founder Max Winkless has had his say on the acquisition of
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Road transport chorus slamming Coalition fuel excise cut
The South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has labelled the Coalition’s proposed fuel excise cut as “naïve” and that it would “irreparably harm” the sector.
Peter Dutton announced
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Heavy vehicle registrations “touching the brakes”
Although new heavy vehicle registrations in Australia are typically slow across the first quarter of the year, the ARTSA Institute’s (ARTSA-i) March Quarter 2025 Heavy Vehicle Market Report has shown
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NHVR partners with police for Easter compliance operation
The NHVR will join police forces around the country this Easter period for a repeat of its successful Christmas operation, Operation Omega, and has labelled the new enforcement and compliance activity
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Billion-dollar promise for community road, infrastructure upgrades
The Nationals have announced an elected Coalition government will invest $1 billion to give local councils across Australia the flexibility to prioritise and deliver critical road projects and infrastructure
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Tariff tensions changing face of Australian agriculture export?
The ongoing trade war between the United States and China will likely ripple through to Australia’s food and agriculture export landscape, and both positive and negative effects will be felt by both
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