Category: Assets & Fleet

State Budget away, NSW Finance Minister, Dominic Perrottet, says he wants public servants to come up with innovative ideas to traverse traditional boundaries and put data to work for the public good.

The New South Wales government agency StateFleet has moved to a sole provider to dispose of its residual vehicle stock under a plan that aims to deliver new savings of $2.3 million a year.

Public servants given reprieve from new go-to-work tax for up to three months.

The New South Wales government has selected the route for the Newcastle light rail, which will connect the city centre with the waterfront.

Hard-core fine evading drivers will have nowhere to hide as the Western Australian government looks to add a number plate detection camera to its stockpile of high-tech law enforcement weaponry.

New NSW Premier Mike Baird has moved quickly to rearrange his front bench by protecting good performers.

Port Jackson, better known as Sydney Harbour, is about to become a major public transport corridor after the NSW government called for designs for new vessels to bolster its fleet.

Sydney’s Campbelltown City Council has taken on more clean and green biofuel garbage trucks as it tries to drive down both costs and carbon emissions.

The potential for the federal government’s planned Melbourne-to-Brisbane Inland Railway to reduce costly damage to local roads has led to praise from councils across Australia.

The Queensland government is seeking to reduce emergency service response times by trialling new traffic light triggers that can detect the flashing lights and sirens of approaching vehicles and automatically switch signals to green to minimise traffic disruption.