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Corona Virus (COVID-19) Update
The safety and wellbeing of CILT Members, guests, visitors and employees is of our utmost importance and remains our top priority. CILT Australia is closely monitoring the situation with Coronavirus (Covid-19) and advice provided by the Australian Government Department of Health. We are responding appropriately as the situation evolves and will provide further updates on our website here.FOR DELEGATES If you have any questions or concerns about the event you are attending organised by CILT Australia , please contact the event organisers directly or call 1300 68 11 34
Read moreAIS: NEW INFECTION CONTROL SKILL SETS AVAILABLE
New Infection Control skill sets for the retail, food handling and transport and logistics sectors have been endorsed by the AISC Emergency Response Sub-Committee, and the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Skills Council.
Read moreNTARC Truck Accident Report 2020
The 2020 National Truck Accident Research Centre’s major accident report was released yesterday, May 20,2020. This was the ninth report in this biennial series. The report is a compilation extracted from NTI’s electronic datasets. The report is circulated to Industry, Government, State Transport agencies, manufacturers, and OH&S regulatory bodies.
Read moreTime to build the western bypass
Hobart is unique among Australian capital cities in forcing bypass traffic through the city centre. By doing so it isolates the city from its waterfront, causes impact damage to its rich colonial architecture, impedes pedestrians and inconveniences cyclists.
Read moreSenator Glenn Sterle at the wheel in the Pilbara
Driver training is front and centre for road transport on Senator Glenn Sterle's agenda. After three days with Heather Jones in the Pilbara, Senator Sterle shows his road train prowess, from his former grass roots and transport background, now behind the wheel of a Volvo.
Read moreCILT Australia Interviewed on Trade Australia
The recent #lockdowns, #borderclosures and #COVID19 #disruptions to #domestic and #global #supplychains have highlighted the #important #support #Industry #associations can provide to their #members.
Read moreWhat Happens Next - Bob Cotgrove
The GHD Feasibility Report asserts “Hobart is more dependent on private vehicles than other Australian capital cities, with approximately 84% of commuters using private vehicles even though the mean commuting distance is less than 9 km.”
Read moreChanges to the International Freight Assistance Mechanism
On Wednesday October 21 2020 Freight and Trade Alliance participated in an Industry Briefing with a detailed update provided by International Freight Coordinator General Michael Byrne.
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