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10 June 2014

The Australian Trucking Association has honoured Australia’s top truck driver and other leading industry figures in the 2014 National Trucking Industry Awards.

The awards were presented at the ATA Foundation Sponsors Gala Awards Dinner on Hamilton Island on Saturday.

28 May 2014

The Australian Trucking Association’s policy manager, David Coonan, has retired.

13 May 2014

The Government’s decision to reintroduce fuel tax indexation will not affect the net fuel price paid by trucking operators, the Chief Executive of the Australian Trucking Association, Stuart St Clair, said today. As a result, the decision will not affect freight costs or grocery prices.

09 May 2014

The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has today announced the finalists for the 2014 National Trucking Industry Awards.

05 May 2014

The Australian Trucking Association has welcomed the appointment of Mr Sal Petroccitto as the new CEO of the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator.

02 May 2014

The Australian Trucking Association has appointed Queensland trucking leader Tim Knowles to chair its national safety committee.

01 May 2014

The owners and executives of Fictitious Transport, a trucking business with 100 employees, need urgent help.

29 April 2014

One of Australia’s leading livestock transporters, Frasers Livestock Transport, has won a national award for making it safer to cross-load stock between trailers.

23 April 2014

The trucking industry’s safety record has improved dramatically over the last few years. But there’s still more to do, particularly in addressing the serious injuries that can occur within the depot.

In the first official session at Trucking Australia 2014, 2013 Don Watson Memorial Award winner Simon Skazlic will discuss how his company, K&S Freighters, has worked to improve the safety of its workers right from the moment they start their shift.

16 April 2014

With holiday destinations across Australia experiencing extremely high bookings over the Easter/Anzac Day period, Australian Trucking Association Chief Executive Stuart St Clair has called for motorists to slow down and take care on the roads.

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