Fleet of the Month
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Prezioso Transport: A matter of respect
John Prezioso, Director of Prezioso Transport, built his successful transport company by not shying away from driving trucks and getting his hands dirty in the workshop. With a hands-on attitude and approachable leadership style, John has cultivated a work culture based on mutual respect.
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Rayner Transport: Picking and choosing
Tasmanian husband and wife team Chris and Wendy Rayner operate a transport and warehousing business based on the principle of selection – both regarding the equipment they use and the work they take on.
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Cochrane’s Community
A deeply ingrained sense of state pride is behind every business decision the team at Peter Cochrane Transport makes, from its distribution model and collaboration with national hauliers to its involvement with local charities.
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Ireland Bulk Haulage: Doing it right
Husband and wife team Rob and Sam Ireland have turned negatives into positives while building their specialist bulk transport business in the NSW Hunter Valley.
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Blenners Transport’s keys to success
Australian trucking is renowned for prioritising meaningful relationships that lead to long-term business success and personal growth. Blenners Transport is one company that mastered the art of making and maintaining them.
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Borg Manufacturing: Taking charge
Upholding Australia’s proud manufacturing tradition, kitchen panel specialist Borg Manufacturing has found success by keeping all processes in house – from material sourcing through to final mile delivery.
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Nortrans: Investing in safety
With a 70-year history in dangerous goods transport, Townsville-based Nortrans has learned the value of investing and innovating to find the ultimate in safety assurance.
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Adam Hester Transport: Age is just a number
Although young for the transport industry, Adam Hester has never allowed his age to factor into his business. Instead, he’s proven himself with his high quality service that facilitates strong relationships and attracts new clients.
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Lindsay Australia: Entwined evolution
Refrigerated transport company Lindsay Australia’s close alignment with agriculture means it shares the same highs and lows as the industry. By adding services to help local farmers increase their reach, Lindsay ensures they both grow together.
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Minion Enterprises: Adaptable Me
Based in the heart of the Port of Newcastle, Minion Enterprises is counteracting the end of the mining boom by continuously adding value to its service offering.
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Cartage Australia: One of a kind
Relying almost entirely on PBS-approved high productivity equipment, Cartage Australia’s leadership team has created one of the most innovative bulk haulage businesses in the world. But the journey doesn’t end there.
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Kings Transport: Staying flexible
Kings Transport started out in the taxi truck business and can now boast a fleet of 1,500 company-owned and sub-contracted pieces of equipment – placing it right in the middle between too small to invest and too big to move.
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