The Australian Logistics Council has wasted no time in congratulating the newly elected Albanese Labor Government and reminding it the needs of Australia’s freight industry must top the priority
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QTA announces new board members
A shake up of the board has been announced at the Queensland Trucking Association (QTA) following the association’s 48th general meeting.
Held on April 30, 23 member companies attended the meeting as
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Tasmanian Opposition unveils road and infrastructure plan ahead of election
The Tasmanian Labor Party has revealed its plans to improve roads and infrastructure in the state ahead of this weekend’s state election.
The plans start with the Bass Highway, as the Labor party says
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RFNSW supports NSW government road reforms
RFNSW has welcomed the NSW ministers and offered advice to maximise transport in the state
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RFNSW weighs in on NSW election results for transport industry
Road Freight NSW handed out its pre-election report card for both the major parties on their transport policies. Now a Minns’ Labor government is in place, see what it means for the state’s transport and freight sector.
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NatRoad urges NSW government to match toll cap pledge
NatRoad has called on the NSW government to match Opposition promises and provide toll relief for truck drivers
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Transport Matters Party leader comments on election results
Transport Matters Party leader Rod Barton has words for the industry after the Victorian election results came down not in his favour
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VTA calls for re-elected state government to prioritise road repairs
The VTA has congratulated the Victorian government and listed the priorities for the transport sector moving forward
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Victorian government makes truck subsidy election promise
The Victorian government has made an election promise to subsidise truck upgrades
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Transport changes – what impact will a new government have on the industry?
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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