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The industry is well and truly motoring when it comes to delivering buses and coaches, with consistent numbers emerging throughout 2026. The latest Australian bus and coach deliveries data, courtesy of ABC, recorded 153 units for May 2026.
While it’s both slightly lower than the 158 recorded in April and the 160 seen in May last year, it s...
The ACT Greens party says the territory government has underinvested in its bus fleet to the point that Canberra now has “fewer buses today than it did in 1990”.
The party says the recent fuel issue has exposed there are no real alternatives to petrol-fuelled cars.
ACT Greens spokesperson for transport Andrew Braddock says decades of “...
Bus passengers in Corndale and Blakebrook are set to receive upgraded shelter facilities following the announcement of new NSW government funding for the Lismore region.
Lismore City Council will receive $40,000 through the Country Passenger Transport Infrastructure Grants Scheme to upgrade bus shelters at Cornda...
New Zealand family-owned transport and tourism company Tranzit Group has been crowned the 2026 Family Business of the Year and received the Legacy Family Business Award at the recent Family Business Excellence Awards, hosted by the Family Business Association in Hobart, Australia.
Unlike many business awards, the Family Business Excellence Awards sp...
As the weather begins to get frosty and winter is well and truly taking hold in Australia and New Zealand, there’s nothing quite like an escape to the countryside. The clear, snappy mornings. The mystical fog. As the sun breaks through, a magical light that makes Australasia’s natural landscapes shimmer.
After a jam-packed bus underneath one of Au...