Now if your wondering why I am not overtly enthusiastic about the new campaign, you can first start of by reading my article about reducing the road toll using a new approach. My point is simple, more ...
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Acusensus Expands Speed Camera Contract in Queensland
Acusensus Ltd ( ($AU:ACE) ) has shared an announcement. Acusensus Limited has announced an expansion of its contract with the Queensland ...
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe announced the reforms this morning, saying they will make public transport more affordable and attractive. While the “Nine and ...
Transport Minister Brent Mickelberg has left the door open to stricter health safety checks for older bus drivers, backflipping on his own department’s position within a day.
They’re getting up at 1am, quizzing politicians at press conferences and advocating for better public transport in Brisbane.
"This newly-created position encapsulates Transport and Main Roads' vision for ICT leadership in the future," the department said in a statement. The Queensland departments of Transport and Main Roads ...
Queensland Transport’s CIO has offered industry members a frank assessment of the scale of the challenge that faced him when the joined the agency 14 months ago, and the massive turnaround that still ...
The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads posed the age old question of how much space should be left between two cars to their followers today – causing widespread debate in the comments ...
news Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads this month revealed it had recently lost its most senior IT executive; a move that comes as the department gears up for an extremely ...
On Tuesday, Queensland Health Minister Yvette D’Ath said mandates would be removed across public transport services around Queensland from midnight on Tuesday. The mandates have also been scrapped for ...
On the fast track to the future we can all dream about a Jetson-style flying car to get us to work. Queensland Transport Minister says one river crossing for 3.5 million people is unsustainable Fast ...
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Copper theft costing Queensland taxpayers millions of dollars every year, as rate of crime increases
Experts say cost of living pressures, and the ability to make money quickly, is behind a surge in copper thefts which are leaving highways and sporting fields in the dark.
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