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Recent News
- 22 February 2012 GS1 Global Healthcare Conference
- 21 February 2012 TNT rejects UPS takeover offer despite heavy losses
- 21 February 2012 Update on national regulators
- 21 February 2012 Small business failures up 48 per cent
- 21 February 2012 ATA position on Road Safety Remuneration legislation
- 21 February 2012 Transport company faces court over alleged $50,000 driver underpayment
- 16 February 2012 Have your say in the future of the forklift
- 16 February 2012 Austrade goes mobile
- 16 February 2012 Far Work Ombudsman recovers $22,000 for drivers
- 16 February 2012 Singapore Airlines' freight down 12% in January
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Latest News
GS1 Global Healthcare Conference
22 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
With representatives from nearly 30 countries already confirmed, registrations are running hot for the 21st GS1 Global Healthcare Conference, to be held in Sydney from 20-22 March 2012.
TNT rejects UPS takeover offer despite heavy losses
21 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
TNT Express has announced a "New strategy: Building on Strengths" focusing on Europe. This is in the face of substantial losses outside of its home territory and follows a takeover bid from rival UPS.
Update on national regulators
21 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The National Transport Commission (NTC) has issued and update on the progress of the national rail safety and national heavy vehicle rgulators.
Small business failures up 48 per cent
21 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The number of small businesses going bankrupt jumped by 48 per cent over the last 12 months, while small business start-ups fell by 95 per cent over the same period.
ATA position on Road Safety Remuneration legislation
21 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
Following our earlier story ("Safe rates to be debated in parliament"), which incorrectly implied that the ATA supported the Road Safety Remuneration legislation, we reprint below the Australian Trucking Association's position on the legislation.
Transport company faces court over alleged $50,000 driver underpayment
21 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched a prosecution against a transport company in Victoria's Goldfields region for allegedly underpaying a truck driver almost $50,000.
Have your say in the future of the forklift
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The MHD Supply Chain Solutions magazine & Transport and Logistics News 2012 Forklift Survey is your chance to tell the forklift industry what kind of products and services you need from your materials handling suppliers.
Austrade goes mobile
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
Austrade has launched the new mobile version of its website.
Far Work Ombudsman recovers $22,000 for drivers
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
Two truck drivers in South Australia's Limestone Coast region have been back-paid a total of $22,700 following intervention by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Singapore Airlines' freight down 12% in January
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
Singapore Airlines' overall cargo traffic was 12.8% lower than the same period the previous year, while cargo capacity decreased by 8.5%.
Chinese wagons bite KiwiRail
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The New Zealand union for rail workers says the difficulties KiwiRail is experiencing with its wagons highlight the problem with taking a very short-sighted view of procurement.
Industry, unions at loggerheads over Safe Rates and road safety
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The proposed Safe Rates will not improve safety or increase productivity, ALC managing director Michael Kilgariff said, while the TWU says road crash rates can be directly linked to pay rates.
Qantas profit dives, to sack 500
16 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
The Qantas Group has announced underlying profit before tax of $202 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2011, a decrease of $215 million compared with the prior corresponding period.
Safe Rates to be debated in parliament
14 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
Coles and other major retailers are literally squeezing the life out of Australians, driving down safety standards in the transport industry to feed their insatiable demand for ever greater profits, said the TWU.
Increasing salary expectations put businesses under further pressure
14 February 2012 - Transport & Logistics News
Salary expectations are a growing source of tension between businesses and employees.
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