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Submission to the Independent Inland Rail Review

Year:
2022
Type:
Submissions
Topic:
Critical Infrastructure, Efficiency, Freight, INLAND RAIL, Planning
...

Submission to the National Electric Vehicle Strategy

Year:
2022
Type:
Submissions
Topic:
Data, Planning, Road User Charge, Sustainability
...

Submission to the Road and Rail Supply Chain Resilience Review

Year:
2022
Type:
Submissions
Topic:
COVID-19, Critical Infrastructure, Modal Shift, Planning, Skills
...

Cross Border Case Study

Year:
2010
Type:
Publication
Topic:
Curfews, Efficiency, Productivity, Road Transport
The cost impact of regulation disparity in cross border...

ALC Constitution – June 2022

Year:
2022
Type:
Publication
Topic:
Advocacy
ALC's fundamental principles, established precedents and governance arrangements as developed by the...

Tech Summit Puts Spotlight on Future Tech Needs

Year:
2022
Type:
Media Releases
Topic:
Data, Efficiency, Emissions Reduction, Freight, Road Safety, Road User Charge, Safety, Sustainability
...

Towards a Sustainable Australian Supply Chain

Year:
2022
Type:
Submissions
Topic:
Media
...

Australia’s first National Electric Vehicle Strategy

Year:
2022
Type:
Media mentions
Topic:
Media
The Federal Government is establishing Australia’s first National Electric Vehicle Strategy, which has been met with enthusiasm from industry.  A discussion paper on the National Electric Vehicle Strategy will shortly be released for wide consultation. At the heart of the Strategy will be a plan to grow the Australian electric vehicle market in a bid to improve uptake of electric vehicles and improve affordability and...

ALC Welcomes EV Strategy Push, Calls for National Discussion on Future of Road Funding

Year:
2022
Type:
Media Releases
Topic:
Media
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment to an Electric Vehicle Strategy and called for the inclusion of heavy vehicles. ALC has also repeated calls for a discussion on the future funding of transport infrastructure as the uptake of EV’s depletes fuel excise revenue. ALC CEO, Dr Hermione Parsons said the supply chain sector was on a path to emissions reduction and congratulated Minister...

Review of IA Can Strengthen the Future of Freight

Year:
2022
Type:
Submissions
Topic:
Media
In a submission to the independent review of Infrastructure Australia (IA), the Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has called for action and implementation, rather than review and duplication. ALC has worked closely with IA and successive governments to deliver the National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy (NFSCS) and advance the development of the National Urban Freight Planning Principles (the principles), which together form a strong foundation for the future work of...
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