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Recovery works progress across QR’s regional network

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QUEENSLAND Rail says it is meeting with freight operators to support load management after flooding brought about by ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji. The rail operator says it has...
Recovery works progress across QR’s regional network

Toll Group launches enhanced iCON platform

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SMARTER, faster and more sustainable freight management solutions are the stated benefits of digital platform iCON, launched this week by logistics giant Toll Group. The name iCON...
Toll Group launches enhanced iCON platform

Sea Swift ships key supplies to cyclone-hit Cairns

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SEA SWIFT cargo ship Newcastle Bay is en route to Cairns from Brisbane with food supplies for communities affected by ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji in Far North Queensland. The journey...
Sea Swift ships key supplies to cyclone-hit Cairns

Logistics sector set to have its say on productivity

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PROTECTION of industrial land and contentious terminal access charges are just some of the topics likely to be raised by the logistics and ports sectors as part of the Senate...
Logistics sector set to have its say on productivity

East-West rail reopened

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RAIL services have been restored between Sydney and Perth, Melbourne to Perth and Adeliade to Darwin. The Australian Rail Track Corporation has reopened the East West rail...
East-West rail reopened

Coles, Woolworths call in trucks to ease train derailment pressure

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WEST Australian branches of supermarket chains Coles and Woolworths have shifted to additional trucking capacity to maintain WA supply as work on the east-west railway continues...
Coles, Woolworths call in trucks to ease train derailment pressure

SpecTec looks to APAC growth with Singapore appointments

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MARITIME technology provider SpecTec has strengthened its Asia-Pacific operations from its Singapore hub, appointing two senior executives as it expands support for shipowners and...
SpecTec looks to APAC growth with Singapore appointments

WA government hints at Freo bridge freight restrictions

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THE FREIGHT and transport industry has been warned that if it doesn’t take steps to minimise congestion to and from the Port of Fremantle during the Fremantle Traffic Bridge...
WA government hints at Freo bridge freight restrictions

OPINION: Where we are now and where we are heading?

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AS I watched the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race tracker update the positions for boats sailing into 35 knots, hard on the wind off the NSW coast, the parallel to global supply...
OPINION: Where we are now and where we are heading?

Derailment cuts off east to west rail freight

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RAIL freight routes affecting Sydney–Perth, Melbourne–Perth, and Adelaide–Darwin have been suspended following a partial derailment north of Port Pirie on Tuesday afternoon. Rail...
Derailment cuts off east to west rail freight

WiseTech and Elm collaborate to drive Saudi logistics

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WISETECH Global and digital solutions provider Elm Company have announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding to enhance collaboration in the logistics sector of Saudi...
WiseTech and Elm collaborate to drive Saudi logistics

MEDLOG buys Seaway’s Intermodal Division

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WHAT seems to have been one of the industry’s worst-kept acquisition secrets has been confirmed this morning by both buyer and seller. Fulfilling rumours that first emerged in...
MEDLOG buys Seaway’s Intermodal Division

Reddy ready for new challenge

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THE EXECUTIVE director of Freight Victoria, Praveen Reddy, has resigned to take up a position focusing on providing services and opportunities for new arrivals in the country. It...
Reddy ready for new challenge

Supply chains under pressure, as flooding hits the north

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A TROPICAL low bringing torrential rain to North and Far North Queensland has affected supply chains to the Port of Townsville. The ABC reported yesterday about widespread stock...
Supply chains under pressure, as flooding hits the north

OPINION: ACCC has confirmed landside charges failure – now the government must act

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ANOTHER ROUND of increases to Terminal Access Charges (TACs) takes effect from 1 January 2026, reinforcing a pricing model that has become entrenched across Australia’s major...
OPINION: ACCC has confirmed landside charges failure – now the government must act