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  • Cross border regulation is costing Australia

    The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has released a major case study revealing the impact of inconsistent regulation on Australia’s Transport & Logistics (T&L) industry.

    16/02/2009

  • Funding to deliver transport reforms

    The Australian Government will spend $4.5 million to prepare the regulatory impact statements for its major transport reforms, including its plan for a single national regulator for the trucking industry.

    15/09/2008

  • ALC to Refocus on Efficiency

    The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has announced a significant re-positioning to focus on advocacy, regulation and infrastructure, aimed at improving the efficiency of Australia’s Transport and Logistics Industry.

    07/09/2009

  • Call for national focus on port issues

    NSW Ports Minister Joe Tripodi has called for greater emphasis to be placed on strategic maritime issues, ports and port landside links.

    01/06/2009

  • National heavy vehicle regulations overdue

    The national regulation of heavy vehicles is the most overdue transport reform since Bob Hawke established the National Road Transport Commission in 1991 says Transport Minister.

    09/06/2008

  • Public-Private-Partnerships reform

    The Australian Logistics Council has welcomed Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s committment to conduct a major overhaul of PPP regulations.

    13/02/2008

  • 2020 Summit reinforces T&L priorities

    Priorities identified by the 2020 Summit include recommendations that clearly reinforce those in the ALC's National Strategy for the T&L Freight Industry.

    22/04/2008

  • Be ready for Garnaut price rises says ATA

    The draft report of the Garnaut Climate Change Review confirms that every trucking company must have a system to pass increases in the cost of fuel on to their customers says the Australian Trucking Association (ATA).

    08/07/2008

  • Two out of Three Ain’t Bad

    The decision by the Prime Minister and Premiers in Darwin to create single national regulators for heavy vehicles and for maritime transport is nothing short of historic according to the ALC.

    06/07/2009

  • Time for CoAG to Act on National Transport Policy

    The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has urged the Council of Australian Governments (CoAG) meeting to act on the National Transport Policy and Regulatory Reform recommendations from the Australian Transport Council (ATC).

    09/12/2009

  • WA focuses on freight

    The first meeting of the newly established Freight and Logistics Council of Western Australia was held recently in Fremantle.

    06/04/2009

  • ALC on the move

    Within the next few months, the ALC’s national office will relocate from South East Queensland to Canberra or Sydney.

    18/05/2009

  • Sydney Ports chastises stevedores

    Sydney Ports expects an immediate improvement from stevedores following poor performances at Port Botany.

    02/11/2009

  • ALC announces key speakers for ALC Annual Forum 2010

    THE AUSTRALIAN Logistics Council (ALC) has announced key speakers for the ALC Annual Forum 2010 which will be held in Sydney on 3 March.

    08/02/2010

  • Carbon to be the biggest global commodity market by 2012

    The market for carbon is predicted to hit US$100 billion by 2010, making it the world's largest commodity, says Carbon Planet.

    14/04/2008

  • Regulations a significant problem

    The Productivity Commission has called on state and territory governments to do more to eliminate inconsistencies in their road transport regulations.

    08/01/2008

  • Infrastructure bill announced

    The Minister for Infrastructure and Local Government, Anthony Albanese, last week introduced his Infrastructure Australia Bill into Parliament.

    25/02/2008

  • Dangerous Goods code should be free

    The Australian Dangerous Goods Code should be available on the internet for free, says the Australian Trucking Association.

    19/05/2008

  • ‘BAB Quads’ formally acknowleged

    The Australian Road Train Association (ARTA) is delighted with the decision of the Queensland government to formally acknowledge ‘BAB Quads’ as an “As of Right” vehicle in Queensland on designated routes.

    15/10/2008

  • Retailers wary of Rudd government prospect

    Retailers are bracing themselves for a change of government at the forthcoming Federal election with 70% expecting Labor to end the Coalition Government's term of office

    02/10/2007

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