Trucking News

The house fell as it was being moved in the suburb of Mount Waverley, south-east of Melbourne. Crews took 45 minutes to free the man, who suffered back and leg injuries. Emergency Services commander...
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To help keep freight moving in Victoria a trial of a new next generation High Productivity Freight Vehicles has commenced in Victoria. The trial allows B-doubles up to 30 metres in length that meet...
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Road trains now have increased access to the road network in the Mildura and Swan Hill areas, Minister for Roads Terry Mulder announced today. "The Victorian Coalition Government has increased road...
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Australian road transport equipment manufacturer, MaxiTRANS, has announced the acquisition of AZMEB Global Trailers as part of a strategy to further expand its participation in the mining and...
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When someone tries a Tasmanian cherry for the first time, the reaction is always the same: eyes...
It is always comforting to visit another country and discover like-minded souls – collectors who...
In 1982, the first two right-hand-drive Freightliners FLC trucks ever built, landed on our shores....
“Making baking all the while” echoes across the showgrounds as the decadent aroma of freshly cooked...

Blog Posts

on Jan 06, 2012
Alex Rothwell, best known for his previous pictorial review of Tasmanian Transport 2000 – 2009 has recently published a new 32 page full colour book that contains 82 images, covering a large variety of makes and applications from all over Tasmania...
on Dec 20, 2011
Six months ago if someone told I would be travelling all the Truck stops on the coast line from Sydney to Rockhampton, to promote a Truck magazine I would have laughed at them. Here I am now sitting back in the office pin pointing all the truck...
on Nov 21, 2011
There's something about a couple of blokes on the road together, the various waves of temperament that can make either wish for his own company mixed with long stretches of enjoyable yarning and interspersed with periods of watching the miles roll...
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