Due to ongoing wharf action affecting all ports nationwide, we regret to inform you that all new bookings to Western Australia (WA) are temporarily suspended until 27th January. Additionally, our current rail provider has reached maximum capacity, and we are unable to accommodate further bookings to WA at this time.…
Due to ongoing industrial action at the shipping ports, we are experiencing transit delays for all vehicles traveling to and from Perth. We are working closely with all stakeholders to minimise disruptions and appreciate your understanding during this time. For further updates or assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out…
As of 17 December 2024, our Melbourne depot has reached full capacity. This affects all VIC bookings, including vehicle collections and customer drop-offs.
We have been informed by Pacific National of a scheduled East-West rail shutdown from September 28th to October 4th for critical network maintenance and repairs. This shut down will impact all rail services in both directions and no rail movements will occur during this timeframe.
One of the ships, the Spirit of Tasmania II, is undergoing dry docking and maintenance in Sydney. Additionally, adverse weather conditions have created a significant bottleneck for vehicles entering and exiting Tasmania.
Due to the anticipated severe weather conditions on Friday 05.04.24 with flash flooding in local areas of the Newcastle, Sydney Metro, and Wollongong areas, we regret to inform you that there maybe delays in our services.
The route connecting ACT/NSW/QLD to NT was closed on Saturday, March 23rd, due to flooding at various points along the Barkly Highway between Camooweal (QLD) and Threeways (NT) (spanning 450 km).
As per our previous weather updates, recent flooding and severe weather in Western Australia has caused ongoing rail disruptions and impacted the delivery of some mail and parcels.
Due to severe weather disruptions, transport from South Australia to Western Australia is currently on hold and all new bookings will not be accepted until conditions stabilize.
Due to severe flooding in Western Australia, all rail freight services are temporarily suspended, resulting in an estimated 10-day delay for deliveries.