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QR is ready to roll out a new AUD 28 million track maintenance machine, a 180 m long, 740 tonne, fully automated behemoth which will grind train tracks in regional Queensland.
National transport and logistics company QR has signed an order for 12 new locomotives for its fleet from United Group Ltd for more than AUD70 million.
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A $30 million contract to upgrade Tasmania’s rail network has gone to Queensland Rail (QR) and Tasmanian-based Van Ek Contracting.
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Queensland has entered a bidding war with NSW and Victoria for a bigger portion of the $20 billion Building Australia fund, seeking to secure 30 per cent of the infrastructure money.
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Logistics provider CRT Group has launched its new branding statement ‘Better Ways’, following its integration with the family-owned Golden Bros business, which the group acquired last September.
Continue reading …Following a successful pilot, the Australian Logistics Council (ALC) is set to roll out a mentoring program nationally to encourage women to enter into the transport and logistics sector.
Continue reading …National transport and logistics company QR Limited has appointed Asciano’s ‘coal king’ to head its coal business as competition intensifies in the $1 billion a-year-plus Queensland coal rail market.
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P&O Trans Australia – the Kaplan/DP World joint venture – and QR have announced a logistics partnership resulting in the creation of a combined domestic and international rail hub at Yennora in western Sydney.
Continue reading …GrainCorp has reached agreement with national transport and logistics companies QR and Pacific National for the provision of main line trains to service the company’s wheat transport requirements.
Continue reading …National transport and logistics company QR is accelerating its push into the billion-dollar general freight market by leasing nine new locomotives from Downer EDI in a $45 million, five-year deal.
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