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Transport & Logistics
The role of rail in port of arrival supply chains
The national freight task is growing at a rapid rate. Transporting an increasing volume of imports and exports across the country will put more and more pressure on the nation’s infrastructure and communities. We had the chance to speak with Peter Koning, Technical Director Strategic Planning & Advisory at AECOM and NSW Chapter Chair at…
22 Aug 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
GUEST POST: The 6 key outcomes of 2012 Regional Ports Conference – by Conference Chair, Dr Stephen Cahoon, Australian Maritime College
We were delighted to have Dr Stephen Cahoon, the AMC's Deputy Director (Maritime and Logistics Management) chair the 2012 Regional Ports Conference in Perth this June. Dr Cahoon’s experience and industry knowledge was evident throughout the two days. In addition to his primary research interests of seaport and shipping marketing, people-related issues such as human…
6 Aug 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
What is the future of construction and maintenance of heavy haul rail networks?
The Australian Railway Association is pleased to welcome Craig Goldie, Director of Swietelsky International, to the speaking faculty of Heavy Haul Rail 2012. Craig shared some of his views on the future of construction and maintenance of heavy haul rail networks before he takes to the lectern in Newcastle in August. Moving commodities from pit-to-port…
12 Jul 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Innovation and transformative change required for transport and infrastructure future
Let’s be innovative for the next chapter of transport reform, says NTC Chief Officer Strategy Innovation and transformative change will be required to tackle the transport and infrastructure challenges of the future, NTC Chief Officer Strategy, Paul Sullivan told the audience at the National Transport Regulations Reform Conference in Canberra on the 5 June. Mr…
27 Jun 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Q&A Session: Expanding the knowledge base of derailment investigations in Australia
Mal Kains, Incident Investigation Manager, Brookfield Rail joins us for an analysis of the evolution of derailment investigations in Australia. He provides an insight into the “busy, interesting and challenging” job of derailment investigations and discusses the main purpose and objectives of rail safety investigations while looking towards the future training and development of rail…
12 Jun 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Challenges for the rail supply sector: Q&A with ARA’s Garry Whiting
With the 2012 Rail Suppliers Forum just five weeks away, we spoke with ARA General Manager Suppliers and Forum Chair, Garry Whiting to discuss the issues impacting the rail supply sector. What do you think are the main challenges for the rail supply sector in 2012 and beyond? I think that forecasting accurately the levels…
11 Jun 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Update on the Regional Rail Link Project: Q&A with Metro Trains Melbourne
Metro Trains Melbourne will be presenting their case study, "Regional Rail Link Project Update" at RISSB's National Rail Turnouts Workshop next month. We had the chance to catch up with them last week and ask a few questions about the project and its impact on the communities involved. Here's a transcript of our Q&A with Metro…
29 May 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
How do we prepare Australian airports for the future?
Intensifying urban encroachment, changes in aviation security requirements and the implementation of new technologies to enable a more seamless passenger journey: Modern airports are facing many challenges in their pursuit to operate their facilities efficiently and cost-effectively. Australian airports play a crucial role in ensuring the nation’s mobility and supporting regional economic growth. Increasing passenger…
23 May 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Understanding the real costs to daily car trips
Australian cities are confronted with worsening traffic congestion – a trend that has significant negative economic effects. A recent Sydney study by Booz and CO has found that bus congestion between the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the City alone is costing the state and commuters $13 million a year in lost revenue and wasted time.…
4 May 2012, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Australia leading the World in Aviation Security
The 7th annual Asia Pacific AVSEC 2012 continued its tradition of attracting key players and decision makers from the aviation security sector both nationally and internationally. The event provided a unique and relaxed networking platform that offered speakers and delegates the opportunity to engage in a thorough debate about aviation security today and in the…
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