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Carbon pollution reduction scheme

Wednesday 17 December 2008

The Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme will enable Australia to meet its greenhouse gas targets at the least cost to businesses and the community, says the ATA

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Rail, road, $4.7b infrastructure spend

Tuesday 16 December 2008

Kevin Rudd will pour $4.7 billion into railways, roads and education in his latest bid to jump-start the economy and prevent more Australians joining jobless queues.

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Skilling the existing workforce

Tuesday 16 December 2008

There’s a growing trend for companies to turn to their existing workforce to meet their skilling needs.

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Project to improve freight access to port

Tuesday 16 December 2008

Victoria’s AUD38 billion transport project will remove thousands of trucks from Melbourne’s residential streets and improve freight access to the Port of Melbourne.

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A Step In The Right Direction

Tuesday 16 December 2008

The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has welcomed the recent announcement of an injection of $1.2 billion into the ARTC as part of a $4.7 billion infrastructure package.

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Facility expansion for CEVA Logistics Malaysia

Monday 15 December 2008

CEVA Logistics recently unveiled its facility expansion plan to support its growing operations with a new 350,000 square feet distribution centre in Malaysia.

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Northline opens Katherine depot

Monday 15 December 2008

National freight company Northline has established its own depot in Katherine, providing a strategic connection of rail transport with line haul operations to all major capital cities including Darwin.

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Glittering night for 2008 Mercury Awards

Wednesday 10 December 2008 by Full Coverage by Anna Game-Lopata

Logistics Magazine’s third annual Mercury Awards gala dinner was a resounding success with 150 industry guests enthusiastically supporting winners in seven awards categories.

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Shipping company identifies the human element

Tuesday 09 December 2008

Shipping company Gulf Energy Maritime (GEM) recently became the first Middle East based firm to undergo Lloyd’s Register’s Human Element Gap Analysis (HEGA).

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End-to-end automation for breweries

Tuesday 09 December 2008

Siemens offers the leading technology in customised process control packages for small and large breweries.

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