The transport industry is a critical component of the supply chain, responsible for the efficient movement of goods.
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Don’t forget bridges in $2.8 billion road repair spend
The VTA commended the Victorian Government on its commitment to road maintenance and renewal, as well as flood recovery works, out- lined in the recent Victorian budget.
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Heavy vehicle accreditation scheme has many benefits
With the increased cost in most aspects of the transport industry such as vehicle cost, fuel, wages and many other running costs; it’s now more important than ever that operators manage the operating cost and cost of freight moved either per tonne or per kilometre.
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Collaborating for improved safety and productivity
This year’s Brisbane Truck Show was not only the biggest on record, but NHVR also had its largest presence to date taking on three separate displays to take advantage of the opportunity to engage with our key stakeholders across the four days.
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Unmissable opportunity for federal government
Now that the Brisbane Truck Show is over for this year, I have been reflecting on what I have learned from this show.
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Record turnout at Transport Women Australia breakfast
Now we have the Brisbane Truck Show behind us with a record crowd both at the show and at the Transport Women Australia Limited breakfast on the Friday morning.
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‘At it again’: Sensationalist reporting following truck break-down
In an article online today reporting on a B-double that broke down at the intersection of Portrush Rd and Greenhill Rd at 5am, the sensationalist culture of The Advertiser is again on display.
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Truckie says women considering a driving career should ‘go for it’
Karen Hawker’s been driving professionally for five years but her love for and involvement in road transport goes way back and includes 15 busy years in the Lindsay Transport office.
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Better safety through training and recognition
It’s hard to believe that we’re almost halfway through the calendar year. Much has happened in these first five months of 2023, providing context within which to reflect on our achievements, and consolidate our focus on the tasks and objectives that remain.
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National Council 2023: A crucial moment for progress
In a time of ongoing challenges and opportunities for transport workers, the Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) National Council 2023 in Sydney has convened to discuss and address the needs and aspirations of transport workers across the nation.
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