All posts tagged "logistics"
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359LogisticsLeigh Abernethy: putting the transport in Port
Can you tell us a little bit about where you work, and what you do?
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508News and ViewsA win for farmers as VicRoads expands road train network
After months of lobbying from the Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF), VicRoads has announced the extension of the Victorian road train network.
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445LogisticsWA Government improving inner-city roads
The WA Government is undertaking a range of upgrades to some of the city’s busiest roads in order to reduce congestion, and...
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420LogisticsDaimler unhitches from truck platooning
A senior executive of Daimler Trucks has used the stage of CES 2019 in Las Vegas to announce that the company is...
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654LogisticsScania autonomous truck test in WA
Since August 2018 Swedish truck manufacturer Scania, and Australian mining company Rio Tinto, have been trialling autonomous trucks at the Dampier Salt...
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399LogisticsStephen Cahoon: hands on all the decks
It’s difficult to think of many people that have as rounded and complete an experience of all things ports, shipping, supply chains...
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599LogisticsMassive maintenance blitz for metropolitan Melbourne
The Victorian Government isn’t wasting a day, embarking on the biggest road maintenance blitz Melbourne has ever seen.
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449LogisticsZuduo Zheng: CAV man
Associate Professor Zuduo Zheng hails from the School of Civil Engineering, at the University of Queensland, and a DECRA Research Fellow sponsored...
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372LogisticsAmy Child: urban planning, actively
Amy Child was, until recently, a Transport and Urban Planner at Arup, specialising in urban environments. In the interim she is about...
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619LogisticsInland Rail tunnelling ahead
The 1700 kilometre Inland Rail project is moving ahead thanks to the Federal Government, with ground-breaking geotechnical work underway for one of...
