WA Labor Senator and former truckie Glenn Sterle slips back behind the wheel of a road train next week to support indigenous families in the remote East Kimberley region.
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NSW Transport Minister reveals when truckies forced to use $24 Sydney tunnel
Truckies’ days of using Pennant Hills Road instead of a $23.97 tollway in Sydney are numbered.
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QTA welcomes Labor election pledge to support its inland highway proposal
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has given her support to the Queensland Trucking Association’s proposal for an inland freight highway while on the campaign trail today.
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Outback Truckers talent call-out
Popular television show Outback Truckers is on the hunt for trucking talent for its upcoming season – and if you think you’ve got what it takes, they want to hear from you.
Convoy For Kids goes virtual
Though the Convoy For Kids Sydney won’t go ahead as planned, this time it heads into the virtual realm, with a series of fundraising initiatives for a very worthy cause.
Future looks bright for go-getting young couple
Transport and agriculture in Australia have had a long association since the earliest days with both industries reliant on each other to help the nation prosper and move forward.
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$52 million upgrade on important WA freight route
Works will soon begin on an important 25km stretch of highway in Western Australia, costing $52 million and supporting around 90 jobs.
Humble innovator credits team for major trucking prize
We thought it best not to let Robert Cavanagh know he was our cover story subject for our October 16 issue – we might still be waiting for the return call.
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#PicOfTheDay – Leigh Thornton
Here, the Melbourne city skyline serves as a perfect backdrop.
Buying your next big rig – is this the best time to buy?
If your business is looking to buy a new truck or rig, current conditions might look bleak. Much of Victoria is still under lockdown and borders all over Australia are closed. Despite some of the grim economic indicators, the VTA’s COVID Insights Survey said that 94% of Victorian trucking operators are expressing that their business will not only survive but thrive and grow. 64% said they would invest in new capital equipment, which is encouraging.