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Fitness To Drive Re-Write Needs a Re-Think
The National Transport Commission needs to go further in its pursuit of making its Fitness To Drive guidelines more user-friendly and push for serious reform.
Primary Production Rego Changes Strike a Blow For Fairness
The National Road Transport Association has welcomed New South Wales Government changes to laws governing the Primary Producer Vehicle Registration Scheme.
Landmark Crash Report Makes Case for PBS Reform
A landmark review of major crashes involving High Productivity Vehicles (HPVs) makes an emphatic case for streamlining standards for the new breed of heavy vehicle.
Reduction in Truck Crashes Welcomed, But Education Needed
NatRoad welcomes the research released today that shows a reduction in crashes involving trucks in 2020.
It pays to speak up! ‘Low Bridge’ Warning Signage being improved
The ‘Low Bridge’ Warning signage on North Street, Toowoomba will be improved after a member brought it to NatRoad's attention.
Superannuation Guarantee Increase from 1 July 2021
The superannuation guarantee will increase from 9.5% to 10% on 1 July 2021.
Frequently Asked Questions: Can I Pay My Drivers a ‘Flat Rate’?
Be aware of the potential legal minefield that might result from incorrectly putting employees on a flat hourly rate of pay.
Monash Freeway Upgrade Additional Works During Lockdown
While restrictions remain in place, additional works will take place to take advantage of lower traffic volumes.
Temporary payment assistance for workers affected by Covid lock downs
The Australian Government has announced temporary support for Australians who reside or work in a Commonwealth declared hotspot and who are unable to attend work and earn an income as a result of heal...
Now is the time to revisit COVID-19 risk assessments and protocols
NatRoad urges members to revisit COVID-19 risk controls in the face of more virulent strains emerging. The highly transmissible nature of the B.1.617 strain which was first detected in India and has s...