Without trucks, the nation stops.
Those words, or similar statements are useful when it comes to painting a picture for the general public with regards the importance of the freight industry to Australia.
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‘This is the position I dreamed of’
Courtnee Van Laarhoven, 26, says she had wanted to become a truck driver ever since she was a little girl – inspired by her father and uncle.
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GTS Freight Management – MC drivers wanted
GTS Freight management are currently recruiting for experienced MC interstate drivers based around Adelaide, Brisbane and Mildura.
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Calling all heavy vehicle mechanics
Work close to home and maintain and repair a diverse range of buses.
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Easter Group – Various positions vacant
Easter Group, located in Wacol, provides time sensitive road transporting solutions to many companies throughout Queensland, NSW, South Australia and Victoria.
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Video released on how to safely descend South Eastern Freeway
A new instructional video has been released to help drivers safely descend the South Eastern Freeway in Adelaide.
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HVIA announces finalists for 2025 Apprentice of the Year award
Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA) has announced the finalists for the 2025 Apprentice of the Year, with the winner to be revealed at its National Awards.
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New career in heavy machinery beckons Tom
Tom Gordon was a qualified light vehicle mechanic who had worked on the Gold Coast for a decade when he left the industry, feeling bored of the everyday vehicles and services he was completing.
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Young truckie living the dream as she takes out National Young Driver of the Year award
Porcha Stafford, 22, says she had wanted to get into trucks for as long as she can remember. Not only has she achieved that dream, she’s also been formally recognised in the process – being named the National Young Driver of the Year at the 2025 NatRoad Awards last month.
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Construction starts on heavy vehicle driver training and workshop facility
Construction has started on a state-of-the-art driver training and heavy vehicle workshop facility at Wodonga TAFE in Victoria thanks to $24 million in funding from the federal government.
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