The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has called on the Fair Work Commission to revive its fuel cost recovery order and keep it in place until September 3.
In a submission to the Commission, the ATA
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WA appoints new freight council chair
A new chair has been appointed to the Freight and Logistics Council of Western Australia (FLCWA).
Former government minister Bill Johnston has been appointed to the role, succeeding Megan McCracken after
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Victorian operators benefitting from new freight productivity tool
The Victorian government says it is rolling out new technology to slash costs and boost productivity for freight operators in the state.
The government says the new Heavy Vehicle Structural Assessment
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NSW body calls for Blue Mountains alternative route focus
Industry body Road Freight NSW is urging the state and federal governments to unite to devise a long-term infrastructure solution for the Blue Mountains freight corridor.
RFNSW CEO Simon O’Hara says
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NHVR encourages industry to use new productivity tool amid fuel cost issues
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) is encouraging the industry and government to use its updated online productivity tool for the heavy vehicle industry.
Released earlier this year, the updated
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Victorian operator hits the Swiss spot with latest trucks
The Swiss Army Knife is perhaps one of the most popular tools in the world. It was way back in the 1880s when Swiss fighters bought a new folding pocket knife that could open canned food while simultaneously
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Road Freight NSW calls for clarity on Great Western Highway disruptions
Road Freight NSW (RFNSW) is pushing for urgent progress and clear timelines during the closure of the Great Western Highway amid major disruption for freight operators.
Currently there are two contractors
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Industry calls for high productivity vehicle network funding following Inland Rail cuts
The Australian trucking industry says the federal government should turn to funding a nationally connected high productivity vehicle (HPV) freight network in light of the Inland Rail not being extended.
The
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Victoria signs global MOU to escalate zero-emissions freight transition
The Victorian government has announced a new global partnership to reduce the freight industry’s reliance on fuel.
The state government has backed a global agreement to transition to zero-emissions freight
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Road Freight NSW joins with bodies to call for fuel quality focus
Peak industry bodies across Australia have banded together to warn that poor quality fuel entering the country has the potential to damage trucks, increase operating costs and disrupt critical supply chains.
Road
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