The CILT-International Conference has come to Australia, the second time in 84 years!
We are expecting some 34 nations to attend who will present best practice and leading innovations across the Transport and Logistics sector.
This once in a generational international conference is a must for your calendar. Being held in Perth in October 2020 came and network with Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, North America and leading domestic delegates and providers.
Click here to visit the Conference website for more details.
We'd like to acknowledge and thank the 2019 Award Sponsors, Corporate Members and Sponsors without your help we could not have achieved what we have this year - we are truly grateful for your kind generosity:
Institute News
TRUCKING INDUSTRY IN UNITED FRONT AT MINISTERIAL TAX MEETING
Trucking industry representatives briefed Australia’s transport ministers this morning on the implications of a plan to dramatically increase the truck fuel tax and registration charges.
Read moreNew Safety Truck will Educate Young Australians
The Federal Liberal and Nationals Government is partnering with the Australian Trucking Association (ATA) to educate young Australians on how to safely share roads with heavy vehicles, following today’s launch of SafeT360 – the new Volvo ATA Safety Truck.
Read moreTrucking industry unites to reject tax increase
Australia’s trucking operators have unanimously and emphatically rejected a proposal to dramatically increase the truck fuel tax and registration charges.
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Ship Lift Win for the Territory
The Territory Labor Government will build the largest ship lift in Northern Australia. Chief Minister Michael Gunner and Federal Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Senator Matt Canavan, today confirming the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) is making an Investment Decision of $300 million funding towards the project.
Read moreRSF Down Under - Overview of a fortnight in and around Sydney and Melbourne
A group of CILT Railway Study Forum members and prospective members including participants from USA and local participation from Australia have recently enjoyed an interesting and privileged insight into Australia, its transport and particularly the current developments and plans in and around Sydney (New South Wales) and Melbourne (Victoria).
Read moreDato’ Ts Abd Radzak Abd Malek appointed International President of CILT
On the 1st of January 2020, Sir Peter Hendy stepped down, and Dato’ Ts Abd Radzak Abd Malek became International President of CILT, beginning a two year tenure that will run until the end of 2022.
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