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Investment in CoR compliance and governance practices to mitigate this risk is money well spent.

CoR laws aim to ensure the safety of heavy vehicles, loads, drivers and supply chain activities.

The global rail sector is heavily reliant on government support, both for funding and for infrastructure investment.

The Norton Rose Third Transport Survey highlighted that poor bank liquidity is a major issue for shipping companies.

The long awaited Australian Senate Inquiry report into the current and future regulatory framework for remotely piloted aircraft (drones) in Australia was released on 31 July 2018.

Yesterday’s Federal Budget has introduced several significant changes that are likely to affect the Shipping Industry. s

The Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) imposes particular duties on all relevant people to prevent and avoid breaches.

The article discusses the importance of identifying, analysing and reporting near misses across the supply chain.

How you respond to a CoR breach is as important as the steps you take to avoid any non-compliance in the first place.

Queensland continues to present significant opportunities for the private sector to become involved in infrastructure projects. The recent update to the South East Queensland Infrastructure Plan and Program 2010-2031 (SEQIPP) and release of the draft Connecting SEQ 2031 - An Integrated Regional Transport Plan for South East Queensland (Connecting SEQ) have identified the considerable infrastructure projects that are intended to be undertaken in coming years.

While we all know there are many wrong ways to secure a load, is there ever a 'right way' to secure any load?

When a commercial vessel is damaged it is common for there to be a claim for loss of hire or profit from the operation of the vessel. Private pleasure craft do not generally give rise to the same losses.

Discusses the M2 Motorway project.

Shipowners, charterers and their various agents will be affected by new requirements for non Australian crew entering Australia. The Maritime Crew Visa , which came into effect on 1 July 2007, will apply to all foreign crew working on board non-military vessels on international voyages entering Australia.

Supply chain management and logistics account for a significant proportion of the cost of providing goods and services.

The Bill applies to road transport drivers, employers, hirers and other participants in the road transport industry.

The safest course of action is a single written contract that applies to all transport services provided by the carrier.