AS the Shell Rimula representative, Nick Lubransky has been coming to Alice Springs on behalf of the company for the Wall of Fame inductions and associated events for the past six years.
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Big night of celebrations and surprises for inductees
Michael Bell thought he was coming just to experience the event and his jaw dropped when his name was called at the Shell Rimula Wall of Fame ceremony in Alice Springs.
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Future looks bright for Shell Rimula Wall of Fame
I had flat spot! When I booked my flights to Alice Springs for the inductions into the Shell Rimula Hall of Fame I booked Melbourne to Alice via Brisbane which is 300km further from the Red Centre than home.
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Festival of Transport honours industry icons and history maker
To be recognised as an industry icon is no small feat and at this year’s Shell Rimula Hall of Fame, not one, but two were recognised for their dedication to the transport industry – Graham Richers and Phillip Russell.
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Truck parade impresses crowds during Festival of Transport
Over the weekend, the Shell Rimula Hall of Fame festivities and Festival of Transport concluded on Sunday with the five-yearly (in this case a decade) truck parade.
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Push for safety, sustainability and productivity at livestock summit
The Livestock and Rural Transporters Association of Victoria (LRTAV) returned to the MOVE Museum in Shepparton for their annual conference on August 8-9.
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Pub truck draws big crowd in Casino
One very cool looking Kenworth T909 painted in light pearlescent grey – a colour that seems to be gaining in popularity with the marque – sat on the street at the Casino Truck Show bearing no signage other than the number plate, 00-ABH.
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Classic Kenworth pulls double duty for owner in Casino
Not all attend the Casino Truck Show to win a prize. Brian Jamieson is a bloke who just likes to be there with his warts-and-all 1970 W Model Kenworth which he’s owned for three years. The truck is a piece of rolling history.
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B.J. and the Bear, and Mark McLean
Growing up, Mark McLean from Brisbane just loved the TV series, “B.J. and the Bear”. No doubt he is not alone in that regard, but Mark went one step further.
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Coming ‘for a gander’ pays off in Casino
Nick Rayner drives for Whitehead transport of Mount Gambier and along with some cohorts brought some of the company’s product up to Casino to support the show, bringing three trucks: two T909s, one of which is quite striking flattop, and a T900.
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