As the countdown to the Rudd Government’s Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) continues, the good news for the logistics industry is that a lot of work can be done around behavioural change
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Victoria’s first micro LNG plant
More than 120 heavy vehicles in south-west Victoria may soon be running on Liquefied Natural Gas as part of a state-first $150 million project.
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ABB Winch control program improves safety
ABB, the world leading power and automation technology group, announce the release of a winch control program that can be used in different control system configurations found within the marine environment.
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Pledge of $891,000 for SA supply chain training project
A joint initiative between the South Australian State Government and the transport and logistics industry will result in 155 workers being trained in operational supply chain lean principles
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A joint initiative between the State Government and the transport and logistics industry will result in 155 workers being trained in operational supply chain lean principles.
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REVISS calls for unhampered transit of radioactive sources
Radiation processing industry supplier REVISS is calling for a review of shipping legislation governing the approval of transit for Co-60 radiation sources at this year's IAPH World Ports Conference.
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Sydney Ports funds investment
Sydney Ports Corporation has announced modest increases to navigation service, container wharfage and security charges, effective 1 July 2009 to help fund record levels of infrastructure investment.
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Wong points to job increases with ETS
Climate Change Minister Penny Wong says modelling for the government's emissions trading scheme shows job increases across all sectors, contrary to minerals industry predictions.
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Cooperative Research Centre launched
Innovation Minister, Senator Kim Carr has launched a $108 million Advanced Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre to foster increased collaboration, innovation, and productivity.
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ATA welcomes national truck regulator decision
Australia’s transport ministers have agreed to recommend to COAG there should be a new national truck regulator by 2013
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MacServices moves with TCM
With it's new TCM FD160-3 forklift, pre-fabricated buildings supplier MacServices is able to move “3 Bed” buildings throughout the workshop with ease.
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