The team at Townsville Logistics are putting weeks of training on the line this weekend for a cause close to their hearts.
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ATO updates fuel tax credit calculator for trucking operators
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is reminding trucking operators that it has updated its fuel tax credit calculator with the new rates applicable from April 1 to June 30.
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$155 million flood resilience projects for key south-western Queensland freight routes
Three key projects to strengthen flood resilience on critical supply routes in south-western Queensland are progressing through to detailed design works.
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10 instances of non-compliance found through recent fuel retailer audit
Out of 287 Tasmanian fuel retailers audited between March 23 and April 22, 2026, 10 instances of non-compliances were identified.
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Primary producers reminded to ensure their heavy vehicles are up to scratch
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) is reminding primary producers to prioritise the maintenance of their heavy vehicles to prevent critical mechanical failure.
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Container transport sector faces steep new security card costs
Container transport operators and truckies have been hit with more cost increases, with industry representatives labelling one of the new fees as a blatant “cash grab”.
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New safety cameras switched on at major WA freeway
As of June 1, new fixed safety cameras are operational at two locations along a busy Western Australian freeway.
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European trailer giant strengthens stake in Freighter Group
Freighter Group has announced that Schmitz Cargobull, one of Europe’s leading trailer manufacturers, has increased its share in the Australian company to 72 per cent.
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Victorians asked to have their say on the state’s most dangerous regional roads
RACV has worked with the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) to analyse the safety standards of 19,800 kilometres of Victoria’s regional roads.
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Australia falling behind on electric truck adoption, report warns
Australian freight operators could save thousands of dollars per truck each year if governments removed outdated regulations preventing electric trucks from operating more efficiently, according to a new industry report.
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