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For the first time, a national approach has been agreed to position Australia’s multimodal freight supply chains to face the challenges of the next 20 years and beyond.
Developed by all Australian governments with extensive input from industry, the National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy commits to action in four critical areas:
- smarter and targeted infrastructure
- enable improved supply chain efficiency
- better planning, coordination and regulation
- better freight location and performance data
The Strategy, and its associated National Action Plan shows in a joined up way, the actions that all governments are taking on freight and provides a mechanism to ratchet up action and ambition from governments and industry to lift freight system performance.
News and blogs
- 2023 Review of the National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy
17 August 2023 - Local Government Awards Nominations
20 February 2023 - Survey: Have your say on the future of freight and supply chain data tools
6 September 2022 - The National Freight Data Hub is seeking your views on freight data standardisation
31 March 2022 - National Freight Data Hub awarded for excellence in transport data
18 February 2022 - 2020-21 Highlights factsheet released
11 January 2022 - 2020-21 Annual Report released
10 January 2022