The Diversity Council Australia (DCA) is inviting expressions of interest (EOIs) for the 2025-2026 Inclusive Employer Index, offering organisations the chance to be recognised for their commitment to
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Adelaide crash hot spot prompts NHVR brake check reminder
Lives lost at a busy intersection at the end of a steep descent on the Adelaide side of Mount Osmond on the South East Freeway in South Australia are driving a renewed safety message for truckies.
The
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Today’s the day to ask are you ok? In trucks and sheds
While every day is the right day to ask people R U OK? Healthy Heads in Trucks and Sheds and R U OK? have chosen today, May 6, as a National Day of Action for the road transport, warehousing and logistics
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An Autumn chill has slowed new truck sales in Australia
What a difference 12 months makes.
The release of the Truck Industry Council’s official T-Mark truck sales data for the Australian market, released on Friday, shows 3,416 heavy vehicles were sold
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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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Keep the Sheep keeping the fight
When Australia’s live sheep export ban was passed in July 2024, it would have been easy for the Keep the Sheep movement and those in the livestock industry to sit back, say it tried its best, and slowly
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The road ahead: Planning, building and bolstering through the Budget
With the announcement of the Federal Budget comes the announcement of certainty for industries, businesses, individuals and families across Australia. With this year’s Budget coinciding with the calling
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Tariffs and “trade shocks”: The role of the customs broker
The ever-shifting landscape of international trade has received one hell of a sting in recent months. Although nothing is ever certain in the industry, the ongoing threat of US tariffs on markets around
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Communication in crisis: Keeping people safe
The unpredictability of transport has been dialled up to 11 in Queensland to start 2025.
Just as North and Far North Queensland start to rebound from its recent flooding event, the south-east of the state
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Heavy metal: How US tariffs could hit Australia’s transport sector
Australia’s steel and aluminium industries are set to be on edge for the next month following American President Donald Trump’s recent announcement of his intention to introduce blanket tariffs on
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