Toll Tomago's Trent Markham and Paul Nicou in front of the new Mack Anthem.

Balance of Power

Among the specialty wings in the vast and varied operational footprint of the Toll Group can be found the Security Sensitive business unit at Tomago, a national sub-vertical within Toll Resources and Industrial division.
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Turning Point

Nearly ten years of farming — bananas initially and some sugarcane later — took place before Les Blennerhassett branched out into moving his own cargo by road in 1988. That business, more commonly
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Steel of Approval

Established in Devonport in 1983 Nubco has evolved from humble beginnings to become a leading supplier to both trade and DIY customers of an extensive range of power and hand tools, steel, fasteners, hardware components, welding equipment, trailers and trailer parts, tool storage solutions, machinery and other industrial products.
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Ed Jones, FRM Dealer Principal in Launceston.

Fresh Air

Ed Jones is the antithesis of the common impression of a car or truck dealer.
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Volvo FL Electric.

Fleet Street

Changes to the Australian economy can often be felt first at the freight hubs where many of the nation’s biggest commercial carriers ply their trade.
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Haulmax heavy vehicle tyre.

Rescue Dawn

Haulmax Tyres are engineered to be fit for purpose for Australian transport companies.
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Scully RSV provides a comprehensive range of fleet solutions in the cold carrier segment.

Building Momentum

Now into its third decade as a specialist in refrigerated transport solutions, Scully RSV understands that change is a constant in commercial road transport.
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HRD Builders' Isuzu tipper.

Call to Action

Reilly Hutchinson is a busy man. From managing his team of ten builders and tradies, to running both the renovation and earthmoving sides of his business, he admits his job is a 24-hour a day labour of love.
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SAF-Holland's ELI-te.

Locked and Loaded

The incorrect coupling of a prime mover to a semi-trailer or B-double combination can be a very costly error.
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Hino vehicles undergo a regional roadshow in North Queensland.

On the Horizon

Coming off consistently strong performances over the past several years Hino Australia is resolute about moving up a gear during 2024, with a new man at the helm following the company’s Vice President of Brand and Franchise Development Richard Emery being elevated to the President and CEO position at the beginning of February, following the retirement of incumbent CEO Takashi “Sam” Suda.
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