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LOGISTICS
Asian logistics conference set for April
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
THE third annual Asian Logistics Round Table conference is to take place at Inha University in Korea on April 2 and 3 this year.
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RedPrairie wins US contract, top rating
Freight company fined $300k for overloading
T&L awards recognise rising stars
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MATERIALS HANDLING
FedEx China hub to open in Feb
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
CHINA’S Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is to see the opening of FedEx’s $US150 million ($A209.9 million) intra-Asian hub on February 6.
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Downer on a $350M roll
Barker technology taps niche market
Qantas-Australia Post JV forging ahead
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MURPHY'S LORE
MURPHY’S LORE: NTC moves to fix PBS – have your say
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
PERFORMANCE Based Standards was supposed to make a major contribution to higher truck productivity.
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MURPHY’S LORE: Vic transport plan – time to quit talking and start doing
MURPHY’S LORE: AusRail Conference report
MURPHY’S LORE: Time for a move to national rail safety bodies
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INVENTORY
Datalogic releases latest handheld reader
(Monday, 8 December 2008)
DATALOGIC Scanning has introduced the GryphonI GD4100 linear imager to its Gryphon line of handheld readers which are designed to excel in all sectors, including postal, logistics, warehousing, manufacturing and light industrial environments.
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CleanTech: Shipping back to the future with solar sails
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SUPPLY CHAIN
FedEx China hub to open in Feb
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
CHINA’S Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is to see the opening of FedEx’s $US150 million ($A209.9 million) intra-Asian hub on February 6.
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Qantas-Australia Post JV forging ahead
SeaBridge confirms new trans-gulf service
Maersk Line lays up eight vessels
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OPERATIONS
Barker technology taps niche market
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
BARKER Transport Services is using inflatable-bag suspension, as well as custom-designed and built shipping containers, to get a leg-up in the Queensland market.
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MMA increases fleet with new vessel
Volvo announces cutbacks, shutdowns
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: National to spin-off Allied?
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SAFETY
Isuzu calls for improved road relations over Christmas
(Wednesday, 17 December 2008)
RECENT heavy vehicle emissions legislation has led to new truck models with improved safety features, but the safety of drivers on the road over the Christmas period must not be taken for granted, says Isuzu Australia.
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ARA, ATA team up to build safety awareness
New fatigue laws not up to scratch: Taylor
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: What price commercial safety?
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PEOPLE
Toyota ute clocks up milestone on Autogas
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
AN Autogas-powered utility has recently clocked up more than 1 million kilometres and, according to its owner, there hasn’t been a hitch along the way.
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T&L awards recognise rising stars
Heat winners progress to forklift championships
WA SCL awards a success in Perth
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INFRASTRUCTURE
Sydney Airport to move forward in 2009
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
DELTA, the world’s largest airline, has announced that it is to start flying from Sydney Airport to Atlanta (via Los Angeles) from July 2009, while there are also plans to upgrade the facility’s International Terminal.
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Manitowoc closes deal on marine arm
UK government to propose Heathrow rail hub
Downer on a $350M roll
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SYSTEMS
Federal govt launches $20M online public flight monitoring service
(Monday, 15 December 2008)
THE Australian government has launched its $20 million online flight and noise monitoring service, WebTrak, which will be available to the general public via Airservices Australia’s website.
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RedPrairie wins US contract, top rating
Datalogic releases latest handheld reader
ATA warns of waning interest in IAP
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Sydney Airport to move forward in 2009
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
DELTA, the world’s largest airline, has announced that it is to start flying from Sydney Airport to Atlanta (via Los Angeles) from July 2009, while there are also plans to upgrade the facility’s International Terminal.
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Services resume on Queensland rail line
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
THE railway line between Townsville and Cairns in Queensland has reopened after it was the scene of a fatal collision between a Sunlander passenger train and a garbage truck on New Year’s Day.
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Manitowoc closes deal on marine arm
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
US CRANE major Manitowoc has sold the marine arm of its business to the Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri - Cantieri Navali for $US120 million ($A168 million).
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UK government to propose Heathrow rail hub
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
THE British government is set to put forward a plan for an international rail interchange at Heathrow Airport that would join up with the proposed third runway.
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FedEx China hub to open in Feb
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
CHINA’S Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is to see the opening of FedEx’s $US150 million ($A209.9 million) intra-Asian hub on February 6.
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Emirates, AirServices Australia save 10M litres of jet fuel, cut emissions
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
EMIRATES Airline and AirServices Australia’s Flex Tracks program has led to a 10 million litre jet fuel saving and emissions cuts while slashing 772 hours in flight time over a five-year period, Emirates announced last month.
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Asian logistics conference set for April
(Monday, 5 January 2009)
THE third annual Asian Logistics Round Table conference is to take place at Inha University in Korea on April 2 and 3 this year.
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Jatropha-powered plane takes flight
(Friday, 2 January 2009)
THE viability of biofuels may have received a boost today after Air New Zealand successfully flew a passenger jet powered partly by oil from the jatropha plant.
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FMG being sued for cancelled shipping contracts
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
IRON ore miner Fortescue Metals Group is being sued for more than $US130 million ($A190 million) for cancelled ship contracts, but the company says it has the right to suspend its shipping deals and will deal with the claims in arbitration.
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MURPHY’S LORE: NTC moves to fix PBS – have your say
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
PERFORMANCE Based Standards was supposed to make a major contribution to higher truck productivity.
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Qantas-BA merger over before it began
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
QANTAS has ended its brief flirtation with British Airways and may now turn its attention to potential deals with Asian carriers.
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Abigroup on front foot with skills shortage
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
CONSTRUCTION major Abigroup has implemented a series of new training and development programs designed to strengthen and develop its existing workforce in the face of the continuing skills shortage.
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Downer on a $350M roll
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
DOWNER EDI announced yesterday that it has snapped up a series of contracts totalling more than $350 million across the Asia-Pacific region, spread between the company’s rail, mining, engineering, works and consulting divisions.
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Barker technology taps niche market
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
BARKER Transport Services is using inflatable-bag suspension, as well as custom-designed and built shipping containers, to get a leg-up in the Queensland market.
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Toyota ute clocks up milestone on Autogas
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
AN Autogas-powered utility has recently clocked up more than 1 million kilometres and, according to its owner, there hasn’t been a hitch along the way.
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Oil tumbles 10% as economy struggles
(Friday, 19 December 2008)
OIL plummeted to under $US37 a barrel last night as further evidence of slowing demand continues to trump OPEC’s efforts to prop up prices.
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Shipping contract changes under legal review: FMG
(Wednesday, 17 December 2008)
FORTESCUE Metals Group’s plans to renegotiate its shipping contracts have resulted in ongoing discussions with shipping companies and could also trigger legal action.
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