The Victorian port industry is continuing to cope with the fall-out of delays caused by protestors blocking access to the Port of Melbourne yesterday.
On Monday morning, pro-Palestine protestors blocked
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Port of Melbourne records highest trade value ever in 2025 financial year results
Port of Melbourne has released its trade data for the 2025 financial year, with the port recording its highest trade value ever.
The south-east Australian gateway handled approximately $154 billion worth
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Melbourne roadworks to keep freight moving
Melbourne’s freight network is preparing for a significant shift, with major roadworks about to begin that will reshape how trucks and cars move through the city once the West Gate Tunnel opens later
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TWU calls for Qantas profits to be re-invested back into workforce
The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) has called on airline Qantas’ underlying profits before tax to be re-invested in its own workforce.
In light of Qantas’ profits before tax of $2.39 billion, the
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Millions invested into freight route maintenance blitz
Freight routes across New South Wales are set to benefit from $3 million in investment from the state government.
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Regional road safety upgrades for NSW freight
The NSW Government has committed $155 million in accelerated funding for a regional road repair program, targeting regional road safety upgrades across the state’s freight corridors. The investment will
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Fisher Park rest areas closed for Queensland freight route upgrades
The Queensland government has started works on important safety upgrades on the busy Cunningham Highway.
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Victorian port terminal secures four-year enterprise agreement with unions
The Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) has announced it has signed a new enterprise agreement with local unions.
The four-year deal sees VICT cover the entirety of its operations until March
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Shipping industry responds to AusPost’s US delivery pause
Australian carrier Australia Post has announced it has decided to suspend parcel delivery to the US in response to President Donald Trump’s removal of a customs tax rule.
In the wake of the White House
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Marshalls Creek Bridge upgrade to ease freight bottlenecks
Freight operators moving goods through southern New South Wales will soon benefit from a major upgrade on the Sturt Highway, with work now underway on the replacement of Marshalls Creek Bridge in Wagga
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