The safety efforts of Australian and New Zealand transport fleets have been celebrated at the 11th annual Australasian Fleet Champions Awards this week.
Organised by the road safety charity, Brake,
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Road user charge changes passed in New Zealand
After significant discussion, the New Zealand Cabinet has passed new laws to begin the transition towards paying for the country’s roading network through electronic road user charges.
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KiwiRail announces two new apppointments
KiwiRail has appointed Sue Tindal as chair and Jeff Kendrew as deputy chair, bringing strong commercial, freight and rail expertise to the board, with their terms commencing July 1, 2025.
Minister for
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Class one licence changes to roll into heavy vehicle sector?
New Zealand is preparing to overhaul its driver’s licensing system which, according to heavy vehicle advocates, could play a key role in attracting more young people to get behind the wheel of a truck.
The
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MOVE Logistics Group appoints permanent CEO
New Zealand-based logistics company MOVE Logistics Group has appointed Paul Millward as its permanent Chief Executive Officer, with the appointment coming into effect on February 28, 2025.
The appointment
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Driver recruitment platform to launch in Australia
A New Zealand-based company is crossing the Tasman and hopes to be able to ease the strain on Australia’s skilled driver shortage through the introduction of its online driver hiring platform.
Road Ninja
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Toll Group opens new NZ facility
Toll Group has announced it has expanded its contract logistics and supply chain solutions across Australasia with the addition of a new warehouse in Auckland.
The 10,000 sqm multi-user facility has strengthened
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KiwiRail claims a quarter-million CO2 tonnes saved
New Zealand’s state-owned rail enterprise KiwiRail has released its FY24 reports, and says the decision for businesses and freight companies to utilise the country’s rail network saved almost 230,000
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Invercargill Airport’s new flood resilience
An airport in New Zealand’s southernmost city has secured protection against future flooding with the installation of a new pump station.
Invercargill Airport services freight movements, plus 320,000
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Opposition looks to overturn NZ speed limit increases
A blanket proposal to increase speed limits across New Zealand is being challenged by the nation’s Green Party, which has launched a petition against the impending changes.
The current coalition government
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