It was a courageous decision on the part of the Tassie Truckies’ Memorial Wall committee to proceed with this year’s service, with Covid issues and restrictions, and a foul weather forecast. Read more
Convoy 4 Kids in Tasmania another huge success
The second successive Convoy 4 Kids was held in Southern Tasmania yesterday, with all funds raised again going to the children’s ward at the Royal Hobart Hospital. Read more
The early bird catches the worm
It was great to catch up with Richard Harvey from Deloraine recently when he pulled up in a very neat Orion Tanks 2021 Fuso 1227 rigid, towing a trailer.
Smooth sailing on the island
With a deep rain depression threatening, we made our way north to the Caltex at Epping Forest the other day, being pleased to note the number of trucks back on the road again.
From the tropics to Tassie
It is always satisfying catching up with people we have known for some time, and the last time we ran into Jamie Shelton, from Hadspen, he was over picking up a heavy load from Zeehan on the far West Coast.
From tradie to truckie
We recently caught up with Greg Wylie from Nubeena on the Tasman Peninsula when he stopped for a hot cuppa and a refreshment.
Defying the odds at Sorell
Now a major fixture on the Tasmanian Trucking calendar is the Pembroke Park at Sorell on the Queen’s Birthday Long Weekend on June 13.
Meet three generations of inspiring Tassie truckies
It was a sunny morning and promised a beautiful day after a cold frosty (-4) Deloraine night when Amber Brosnan arrived in town, driving her Ryan’s Transport’s 2012 Freightliner CST 112 prime mover with a Detroit Diesel DD13 12.8L inline-six and an 18 Speed transmission. Read more
The right decision for this truckie
“Well I started out working as a seasonal worker, but I’ve always wanted to drive trucks, and one day I decided to get a fork and truck licence, and go looking for a job,” Lindsay Murfet said.
From the north to the south
It’s always good to catch up with drivers in those neat little ‘CAT’ rigs, and so it was when we caught up with Glenn Beer from Burnie at the rapidly expanding and evolving Mood Food 24-hour truckstop/roadhouse at Kempton.