It’s a new dawn for Australian politics following the federal election last weekend. But the transport industry is also coming to terms with what the results mean for the sector going forward.
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HVIA releases election transport report card
On election eve the HVIA is ranking both major political parties on their transport policies
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Shipping line ALP wont float says Verus CEO
Meyer sees holes in the hull of Albanese fleet pledge
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Qld election campaign sees focus on Bruce and Bruce 2
Both parties’ big spending major route pledges gain QTA thumbs up
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ATA in payment terms clarion call for industry
Thirty-day maximum nation-wide an election priority, peak body says
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Sterle and industry players emphasise the positive on reform
Transport Industry Standards Forum marked by civility after testy lead-up
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ATA supports ALP National Fuel Reserve plan
Trucking industry bodies as one with proponents seeking supply risk action
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Tensions ignite between warring industry organisations
ATA, TWU in back and forth over election process, safety approach
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ALC backs Albanese on ALP transport matters
Jones also congratulated and can expect talks on freight access by local government
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Labor releases infrastructure policy document
Rail and road construction central to freight spend if ALP is elected
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