“Two sides of the same coin” in division over national cabinet decision
Following the government’s decision to ease restrictions for freight and logistics workers, RMIT professor Vinh Thai explores both sides of the argument
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 17th January, 2022
Following the government’s decision to ease restrictions for freight and logistics workers, RMIT professor Vinh Thai explores both sides of the argument
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 14th January, 2022
National cabinet has relaxed restrictions to support supply chains, but unions warn the decision will achieve the opposite
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 14th January, 2022
The National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy has reported each state’s progress in reinforcing supply chains
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 13th January, 2022
The National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy panel commends government action, but highlights the risks of diverting from the strategy
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 13th January, 2022
The independent service will continue to connect Australia to major South Pacific ports
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 13th January, 2022
The strength of the mining and minerals sector supports the government’s goal to boost the value of the export trade to $15 billion
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 12th January, 2022
Omicron continues to erode Australian supply chains as regulations disrupt the freight sector and food supply lines
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 12th January, 2022
Nautilus International says the decision suggests it is in the owners’ best interests to blame the master and crew for accidents after departure
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 11th January, 2022
Some transport workers will be required to receive a third dose of vaccine, and will be exempt from close contact isolation rules
Read MorePosted by Abby Williams | 11th January, 2022
The Sea Change Fund responds to an 850% increase in calls for welfare funding since the start of the pandemic
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