The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) is calling for a nationally coordinated heavy vehicle reform package to boost productivity, decarbonisation and supply chain resilience.
As part of its response to
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Tasmanian freight schemes review seeks industry feedback
Industry stakeholders are being urged to have their say as the independent Tasmanian freight schemes review enters its next phase, seeking deeper feedback on issues raised during consultations held across
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Westport funding boost advances Kwinana port preparations
The Cook Government has committed further funding to progress Westport, directing new investment towards early works and planning to prepare the Kwinana Industrial Area for the project’s construction
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Why 2026 will be the year of proactive and preventative maintenance
For too many years, our industry has followed a generally reactive approach to looking after our trucks, trailers and buses. An asset goes offline due to a breakdown, a mechanic works overtime to identify
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IntelliTrac joins RIM framework as TCA expands telematics access
Transport Certification Australia has registered IntelliTrac as a new service provider for the Road Infrastructure Management application, adding another telematics option for operators looking to participate
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HVIA calls for red tape cuts in PC heavy vehicle reform study
Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA) is finalising a submission to the Productivity Commission’s study on the impacts of heavy vehicle reform, using the process to push for meaningful reductions in
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Stephenson Avenue extension settles in as new traffic patterns take hold
Traffic has been flowing across the new Stephenson Avenue bridge for several days, marking a major milestone in Perth’s northern suburbs road network and ushering in a period of adjustment for drivers
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CEO to stay on as industry takes ownership of NZ training group
Changes are afoot to the training landscape for apprentices servicing the road and transport industry in New Zealand with the industry taking ownership of training group MITO.
MITO facilitates and supports
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TasPorts CEO to step down
TasPorts has announced its CEO Anthony Donald will step down from the role after handing in his resignation.
TasPorts chair Greg McCann announced the resignation which will see Donald conclude his tenure
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Why the right truck seat matters more on Australia’s longest hauls
For Australia’s long-haul truck drivers, the seat is more than a place to sit. It is a frontline tool for managing fatigue, protecting health and maintaining focus across thousands of kilometres each
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