A study into a new bridge over the Murray River at Swan Hill has helped shortlist bridge alignment options and flagged the need for a temporary detour bridge.
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Mount Ousley interchange on track for completion in 2028
Mount Ousley interchange is starting to come to life with more than a third of the work program now completed after more than 357,000 people hours worked since construction started last year.
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Industry-led driver training and assessment program launches
A new industry-led heavy vehicle driver training and assessment system developed by the Tasmanian Transport Association (TTA) has officially launched in the state.
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Celebrating pride and professionalism among truckies
A new industry initiative called Knights of the Road is setting out to recognise and support the safest, most professional truckies across Australia, drivers who not only keep the country moving but also look out for others on the road.
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Pinch points and delays ahead for truckies in NSW
Transport for NSW (TfNSW) has released a summary of the pinch points and likely time delays for drivers over the busy holiday period.
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EPA warns against using black stretch wrap on DG pallets
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has issued a warning to the road freight industry over the use of black plastic stretch wrap to obscure the contents of dangerous goods (DG) pallets.
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Calling all truckies for 2026 Camp Quality Convoy Geelong
Entries are now open for one of the most popular regional trucking events in Victoria, the 2026 Camp Quality Convoy Geelong.
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Visy greenlights Riverina intermodal hub investment
Visy Logistics has today confirmed it is investing in upgrading key logistics infrastructure at the former Norske Skog paper mill site north of Albury.
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Supporters rally to help young family after father-of-four dies in truck crash
South Toowoomba truck driver Daniel Akers has been celebrated as a man who lived for his four young children.
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Peak trucking bodies slam proposed increase to heavy vehicle charges
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has rejected a fourth consecutive 6 per cent increase in heavy vehicle charges proposed for the next financial year.
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