The countdown to one of Australia’s favourite truck shows is officially on, with the announcement the 2022 North Coast Petroleum (NCP) Casino Truck Show will be held on Saturday, August 6.
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Call to tighten security after Port Botany protest fiasco
The National Road Transport Association says the New South Wales government must redouble its efforts to secure vulnerable parts of the supply chain after the fiasco of a protest action at Port Botany this morning.
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Green hydrogen to drive heavy transport in Queensland
Construction of a renewable hydrogen plant which aims to fuel heavy transport in Queensland’s Western Downs is expected to start in the next six months.
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Reforms on the table for WA tow truck industry
Several possible reforms have been put forward for the WA tow truck industry in a bid to make it regulated, and prevent price gouging and unethical behaviours.
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Mystery of $1m silver bullion stolen from truck continues
NSW Police has released new CCTV footage of a vehicle of interest, as it renews its calls for information about the $1 million worth of silver bullion that was stolen from a truck late last year.
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Report: Prices soar as demand rises for used equipment
Soaring demand for used equipment has caused unprecedented price rises in the transport, construction, agricultural and mining assets sectors in 2021.
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Fresh face drives greater pace at Scania Laverton
Scania at Laverton North is under new management, with experienced newcomer Steven Gurkin taking the ranks.
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McColl’s opens its first tanker hygiene facility
It’s certainly been a busy few months for McColl’s Transport, which along with acquiring the dairy division of Stoitse Transport, has also opened the first of it’s state-of-the-art tanker hygiene facilities.
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Tassie truckie charged twice in two days in NSW
Officers from Mittagong Highway Patrol in NSW have charged a 37-year-old Tasmanian truckie twice in two days with serious driving offences.
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SA cement company and executive face charges after truckie fatality
New charges have been laid against a cement company and its executives following an 8-month investigation led by South Australia Police after the tragic death of truckie Abraham Jabateh in a 2020 rollover.
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