Nominations are now open for prestigious awards
Nominations are now open for the prestigious 2024 Women in Industry Awards to be held in Sydney on June 20, 2024.
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Celebrating luminaries and history makers in Alice Springs
The term ‘luminary’ used by Shell Rimula’s Nick Lubransky is an apt description of those men and women who were inducted into the Shell Rimula Wall of Fame this year.
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‘Bud Express’ a crowd-pleaser
Think of a classic American trucking icon of the 1970s and the cabover International Transtar would have to be a contender with its imposing size, trapezoidal grill and trim styling carrying from the front of the cab around the sides.
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Bigger truck opens the doors to bigger jobs for radio tower business
Specialising in assembling radio and communications towers in remote areas across the country, Australian Radio Towers (ART) recently upgraded to a bigger truck to serve its growing needs.
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Four times the fun for outback cattle carter
“Trucking is everything I am, who I identify with. For me, this is the dream,” said Darwin-based quad road train driver Kattie Risk, 36.
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Rubber and steel cable needs sorted
When you require rubber or steel cable for your transport needs, look no further than Andromeda Industries, industry leaders in rubber and wire rope products.
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Former roadhouse owners look back on ‘one of the best chapters of our lives’
Having run this popular roadhouse for the past 18 years, this couple reveals how they came to own the popular site, as numerous truckies speak of their fond memories of stopping by.
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Sentinel: Unparalleled Lighting Performance
Delivering a remarkable high beam lighting performance, and product styling that exudes quality, the Sentinel range of LED driving lights from Lazer Lamps are becoming a popular choice among truckies all over Australia.
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Driving the future of transportation
Alcoa Wheels has a rich history of innovation in the transportation industry, with their ground-breaking invention of the forged aluminium wheel in 1948.
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Truck resto project is a trip down memory lane
Retired truckie Col ‘Snow’ Lovett, 74, fell into trucking almost by accident. Originally from NSW’s north coast, he headed to Camden in 1969 for a holiday and worked bailing hay on Camden Park Estate before getting a job in 1970 as a truck driver at TRN Haulage (now TRN Group) – and so he stayed there until he retired 37 years later in 2007.
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