The Queensland Trucking Association (QTA) has alerted the road freight transport industry to the ‘unsung risks’ currently in play as the industry begins another year.
In the past six months, in response
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MegaTrans welcomes back old friend for 2026
MegaTrans has announced its continued partnership with the Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Association (ASCLA) as an official industry partner for the 2026 event.
Returning to the Melbourne Convention
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New SA barge secures livestock and freight industry
The South Australian government has confirmed a newly built barge has carried more than 300 heavy vehicles to date transporting approximately 12,000 cattle, becoming a vital freight link for the state’s
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Checking out vibrant Vegas
I am going to start with a heartfelt request to forgive me for any typos in this rundown. I am currently squashed into the middle seat of a less than eloquent aeroplane, enduring a 14-hour return journey
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NSW operators told to prepare for Warringah Freeway disruptions
Transport for New South Wales has asked all freight operators and motorists to plan ahead this holiday season as disruptions are scheduled on the Warringah Freeway.
Major works are set to begin on the
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Licensing and more – tackling industry issues
Goodaye all, well another year drawing to a close and the problems seem to be nearly insurmountable in some ways.
Too many people have got in without enough training and or proper testing and not
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Too many people have got in without enough training and or proper testing and not
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RePOWER program opens options for popular truck brand customers
Mercedes-Benz Trucks understands downtime is not an option. That’s why it has launched a range of refresh packs to keep your truck running in its prime condition.
The new RePOWER range is not a one-size-fits-all
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South Australian councils throw support behind Adelaide freight bypass project
Nearly a third of all South Australian councils have signed their support for the Greater Adelaide Freight Bypass project.
A letter signed by 21 councils, or roughly 30 per cent of all SA councils, have
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Industry-led heavy vehicle driver training system launched in Tasmania
A new industry-led heavy vehicle driver training and assessment system has been launched in Tasmania.
DriveTrain was officially unveiled by Tasmanian premier Jeremy Rockliff last week alongside the Tasmanian
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Battling Brisbane for 2025’s Convoy for Kids
Isn’t mother nature a mother… actually never mind, we can’t print that. We’ll try again.
Damn you mother nature and your fickle ways. That’s a lot more printable but still seems underwhelming
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