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NSW moves to accredit community transport drivers
Only Queensland has a community transport driver’s authorisation system in place, but NSW could soon follow


Pay rates calculator records 280,000 hits
With the introduction of modern awards workers have flocked to the FWO’s pay rates calculator


QLD campaign considers access
The Queensland Government has launched a campaign to raise disability access awareness on public transport


One message, many voices
A new voice in public transport advocacy has just been proposed – the Australasian Passenger Transport Association


Rival bus group emerges
From the fall-out of the South Australian Government’s school bus tendering process, a new bus association has emerged


Chinese bus importers to form association
With more Chinese-made buses coming into Australian fleets, local importers are about to form their own lobby group


Bus group joins call for integrated ticketing
In the midst of grand final footy week, the chorus is getting louder for compulsory year-round integrated event ticketing


PTDA gets green light
Legislation to create Victoria’s Public Transport Development Authority was introduced into state parliament this week


NT catches park ‘n’ ride
It might not seem like an urban jungle, but the Top End is taking its commuting seriously


Indigenous bus boost
The NT Government has backed a bush bus model of social inclusion, investing $1.6 million to enhance services to indigenous communities


Bus industry unfazed by new fuel tax
While the trucking and taxi industries are troubled by a new tax on alternative fuels, the bus industry says there’s little to worry about


PTDA okay – but bus cash didn’t splash
There was a mixed reaction to the public transport element of the Victorian budget – handed down a week before the Wayne Swan slash-a-thon


Super win
Superbus is back in the news, this time taking out a prestigious international award and eliciting long range insights from its operator Clarks Logan City


Budget boosts bus bays
The first of the 2011 state-territory budgets was released today – and there’s money for bus stuff


Big task on small depots
Metro Tasmania is looking at decentralising its bus bases around greater Hobart to reduce dead running, considering a smaller depots option


BIC backs carbon pricing
The Bus Industry Confederation is among a group of three transport advocacy groups supporting the call on carbon pricing


Clearing the air
This weekend’s BusNSW conference shapes as an illuminating affair, with clarity sought on the new bus supply panel, and some last minute program changes


Smart travel project launched
The NTC plans to rope public transport reform into their scope of work through the launch of a ‘Smart Travel’ project


New bus services to feed rail line
Queensland Government commits Budget funding for a ‘special new bus service’ for commuters in Brisbane’s south-west to support new rail link


National summit to look at premium rises
State solutions to the rising insurance premium problem will need national help, the Queensland Treasurer says. A national summit on the


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