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Homewares fulfilment centre opens in Melbourne

E-commerce fulfilment provider eStore Logistics has opened an exclusive fulfilment centre for online homewares and furniture retailer, Temple & Webster. Read more

Huge demand puts pressure on Western Sydney industrial land stocks

The Sydney industrial market is experiencing unprecedented demand from tenants looking for new space as transport and retail occupiers look to strengthen their supply chains. Read more

ALC reacts to infrastructure and transport ministers’ meeting

The Australian Logistics Council says accelerated reform is required to support the industry through present and future challenges, following the 15th meeting of transport ministers. Read more

Green light for $300 million industrial and logistics estate

Charter Hall’s flagship logistics trust fund has acquired 35 hectares of industrial land at the Light Horse Business Hub in Eastern Creek, Western Sydney. Read more

Australian Government establishes freight data hub

Australian freight data has taken a leap forward with the launch of the National Freight Data Hub prototype website. Read more

Inland Rail key to saving on transport costs

Shifting to Inland Rail could save Australian producers, manufacturers and growers $170 million in transport costs each year according to a CSIRO supply chain analysis. Read more

Freelancer acquires digital freight marketplace

Freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace Freelancer has added to its global pool of assets, acquiring Australia’s leading digital freight marketplace Loadshift. Read more

Ettamogah rail hub siding complete

Works have finished on a $12.2 million upgrade of a rail siding at the Ettamogah Rail Hub near Albury. Read more

Logistics workers report difficulties with new tech investments

New research has found 98 per cent of Australian transportation and logistics workers have reported technical difficulties with new tech investments made during the pandemic. Read more