Aurizon

Linfox Logistics, Pacific National expand capability

Linfox has entered into a consortium with Pacific National to purchase some of Aurizon's intermodal assets.
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Aurizon to shutter intermodal business

Rail operator Aurizon has announced the closure of its intermodal business, following a tough financial year where the company posted a loss of $188 million. A consortium of Pacific National and Linfox
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Aurizon announces senior management restructure

Andrew Harding, Managing Director and CEO, Aurizon, has announced his senior management team to support a new organisational structure effective 1 July, 2017.
The proposed structure, first announced
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"More flexible" train crew operations for Aurizon

Rail freight company Aurizon has announced major changes in its Queensland operations “to meet customer needs” which will see many of its full-time train crew members redeployed.
Aurizon reports
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Aurizon calls for competition in Inland Rail development

Aurizon Managing Director and CEO Andrew Harding has reported that he was pleased to see the Government commit in last night’s 2017–18 Budget to investing in freight rail infrastructure, and he believes
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Aurizon appoints new CFO

Rail freight operator Aurizon has announced the appointment of Pam Bains as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer following the impending departure of Keith Neate.
Managing Director
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60m road train launched in Perth

WA-owned heavy road transport equipment manufacturer Bruce Rock Engineering (BRE) unveiled its latest 60m road train during the opening of its new workshop in Perth.
The BRE Super Quad road train
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New software for real-time inventory location, visibility and analytics

Software AG has announced today that the company is partnering with Detego, a provider of business intelligence for the fashion industry in order to provide retailers with the ability to seamlessly incorporate
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Wiggins Island Rail Project notices

Aurizon's wholly-owned subsidiary, Aurizon Network, advised it had received notices from seven of the eight Wiggins Island Rail Project customers, purporting to exercise a right under the relevant agreements to reduce their financial exposure of those customers to Aurizon Network in respect of the Wiggins Island Rail Project.
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