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Keeping Our Supply Chains Open

The COVID pandemic continues to disrupt our way of life in so many ways. The Road Transport Industry has been able to maintain its supply chains.

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Updated QLD Freight Protocol, crossing QLD/NSW border and new testing site at Goondiwindi

With the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation across state borders, the QLD Freight Protocol has been updated with changes for freight and logistics.

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Thumbs up for testing centre moves by NSW and QLD but let s get on with job nationally

Thumbs up for testing centre moves by NSW and QLD but let s get on with job nationally
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Covid Consistency Needed To Avoid Supermarket Shortages

National Road Transport Association The National Road Transport Association has repeated its warning that inconsistent COVID testing requirements across states and territories are a threat to properly stocked supermarket shelves. “Moving interstate freight throughout Australia during the pandemic is vital for all communities to stay supplied with food and goods,” said NatRoad CEO Warren Clark. “We agree with the national requirement for seven-day tests of drivers, which all states and territories opted for at the start of the pandemic. “But a three-day testing requirement, as exists in Victoria and as coming into effect in Queensland from Friday, is a bridge too far.

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