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Heavy Vehicle National Amendment Regulation (Miscellaneous Amendments) 2026

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By Kevin Walsh
| Australian Trucking Association
On 4 March 2026, the National Transport Commission released the Heavy Vehicle National Amendment Regulation (Miscellaneous Amendments) 2026 for consultation. This submission supports the proposed amendments, noting that the changes strengthen the Heavy Vehicle National Law by refining existing requirements and resolving areas of uncertainty for operators, regulators and enforcement authorities. A central focus of the ATA’s submission is the amendment relating to rear bump devices.
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FWC fuel price conference: final submission

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By Kevin Walsh
| Australian Trucking Association
After its fuel price conference on Wednesday 25 March 2026, the Fair Work Commission directed ARTIO and the TWU to provide further information and detail about potential rate review processes, relevant data sources and potential adjustment formulas. The commission invited other interested parties to file information addressing these issues on a voluntary basis.
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What parts of Ireland are most under threat from coastal hazards?

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By Kevin Walsh
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: The main coastal threats come from the major autumn and winter storms which bring erosion, flooding and extreme winds As an island nation, the people of Ireland have always shared a close relationship with the sea. But as recent storms have revealed, our desire to be near the coast is not without risk. With global sea levels rising at increasing rates, the impacts of climate hazards on coastal regions are likely to intensify in the coming years.
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