Acacia Ridge sale approved by Federal Court
Competition czar Rod Sims says he’s not satisfied with the approval of the $205 million sale of Aurizon’s Acacia Ridge…
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FORG calls for seat at Transport Infrastructure Council table
Australia’s key rail freight businesses are demanding an audience at the next meeting of Australia’s transport infrastructure leaders, over the…
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ALC calls out lack of cohesive freight policy among election candidates
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has stated that both major parties involved in the upcoming federal election have displayed a…
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GS1 conference heads to Sydney, V/Line recognised in Melbourne
Supply chain standards developer GS1 Australia will take its Nexus 2019 conference to Sydney this Friday, after Victorian operator V/Line…
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ARTC details benefits of longer coal trains in Hunter Valley
The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) has detailed plans to improve coal train capacity in the Hunter Valley region of…
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Investigation ended into NSW near miss
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has ceased its investigation into a signalling error which led to a near collision…
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GrainCorp announces $59m loss
Grain receival, storage and transport firm GrainCorp has blamed drought conditions and international trade tensions for a $59 million loss…
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Rio Tinto signs $20m rail deal with Aboriginal-owned contractor
Western Australia-based contractor Yurra has been awarded a contract to provide maintenance services to Rio Tinto Iron Ore’s Pilbara rail…
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