Eagle-eyed truckie comes to crash victim’s aid
When truckie James Rundle, 39, noticed tyre tracks veering off the road, he knew something was amiss – what happened next may well have saved a man’s life.
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Horsing around with MAN
For Prestige Racehorse Transport, comfort is at a premium when it comes to transporting such precious cargo.
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A trip down memory lane
Last weekend, heritage truck owners and enthusiasts gathered in the small outback Queensland town of Winton in a celebration of trucking history.
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300 reasons to celebrate
When brothers Peter and Angus Wickham spent a pretty packet on a brand new Kenworth in 1978 to transport potatoes from their family farm, it marked the start of something big – and they didn’t even know it yet.
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Retired truckie keeps memories of the past alive
Bob Hall, 78, is playing his part to keep the memories of Kwikasair and its fleet of Kenworth K125 ‘Grey Ghosts’ alive.
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The tale of the ‘Grey Ghost’
For many years, the Grey Ghost has lurked in the shadows; doing its work in the darkness of night, out of sight and out of mind – well that was the whole idea anyway.
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Sisters find love and success at outback truckstop
Moving from Brisbane to the outback and taking over a local truck stop was a big gamble for these sisters, but it’s one that has well and truly paid off.
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Smooth sailing for family run seafood transporter
Having spent 27 years in warehousing and distribution, Craig Claridge was ready to take the plunge and go out on his own.
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Veteran truck technician retires after 54 years
At the ripe age of 70, Roger Padfield has called time on his career, leaving a lasting impression on many of those who have had the pleasure of working with him.
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Limestone Coast roads in “disrepair”
Home to a booming timber and beef industry, the Limestone Coast contributes hundreds of millions of dollars a year to the economy. Yet you may not think so by looking at the condition of some of its roads.
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