QTLC

QTLC is a Not-For-Profit organisation funded by the Queensland Government through the Department of Transport & Main Roads.

Queensland Transport and Logistics Council QTLC is committed to facilitating the Queensland Government and the Freight & Logistics industry conversation to optimise freight in Queensland. It has a board of 5 Directors, and a broad membership drawn from a wide range of Queensland industry sectors. QTLC has a full-time CEO who manages the operations of the organisation. The QTLC Charter:

“The Queen

sland Transport & Logistics Council is a co-operative industry and Government advisory body that provides advice to industry stakeholders on the development, planning, regulation and operation of freight and logistics transport, infrastructure and services in Queensland. The councils objectives are to:

• Promote the efficiency and development of the freight transport and logistics industry in Queensland, including the movement of goods to urban, intrastate, interstate and overseas markets across all modes of transport.

• Facilitate improved efficiency and integration of freight transport infrastructure throughout the freight logistics chain. The Council will do this by identifying issues impacting on the State’s freight movements as are raised by industry & Government, exchange views as to the means of progressing resolution of those issues and then determine a solution which can form the basis of advice given in an objective and holistic manner to industry and the Government”.

12/08/2025

You’re invited to the latest offering in QTLC’s Future Freight Energy Hub program – a bus tour through 3 pioneers in Brisbane heavy vehicle electrification:

🔌 All Purpose Transport – IKEA partner with 20+ electric trucks, built without ARENA funding.
🔌 SEQ Hauliers – Running the world’s first electric triple road train on port container ops.
🔌 Keolis Downer – Brisbane’s first fully electric bus depot, a model for future truck sites.

📍 Tour starts/ends at Keolis Downer, North Lakes, Thursday 28 August.
🚀 Limited spots – register now to see the future of freight in action!
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/freight-forward-depot-electrification-insights-tour-tickets-1520642274979?aff=oddtdtcreator

28/05/2025

FACT OF THE DAY:
are surprisingly quick. They can reach a top speed of 40kph.

20/03/2025

FACT OF THE DAY:
The oldest known unopened was recovered from a tomb in modern-day Germany. The bottle is around 1.5 litres and believed to have been produced between 325 and 350 AD. There are currently no plans to open the bottle

18/02/2025

Today is your last day to purchase a seat on the bus for this exclusive tour.

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1232380426029?aff=oddtdtcreator

13/02/2025

There are less than 20 seats left!

Get in quick to get your seat on the bus for our behind the scenes tour of Queensland's innovative agricultural supply chain and export logistics.

Join us on Thursday 20th February for a special behind-the-scenes tour into the most interesting part of our ag commodities - their supply chains.

We're proud to be hosting this special tour as a sideline event to AgriFutures evokeAG with our friends from Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd and AgForce Queensland.

We'll show you how our biggest ag commodities have built and optimised their supply chains. Visit multiple sites across the Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd and surrounding areas including meat processing, cold chain management, bulk grain handling and cotton warehousing and handling.

Hear from industry experts:
- Anthony Lee from Australian Country Choice
- Tony Geitz 托尼 • 盖茨 MAICD from Louis Dreyfus Company
- Peter Wilson at Pulse Council Australia
- Andrew Brinkworth Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd
- Graeme Bolton, DG of Department of Primary Industries (Queensland)

Book now to see this rare lineup of speakers and sites:https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1232380426029?aff=oddtdtcreator

06/02/2025

02/12/2024

The Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative Round 10 funding is now open!
📣 is calling for groups and individuals involved in the heavy vehicle industry or across the wider supply chain that have a project, program, or campaign that will increase compliance and promote safety on our roads, to apply. Applications close 5pm AEST, 17 February 2025.
Apply here 👉 https://bit.ly/3X0qN0W

15/10/2024

FACT OF THE DAY:
The world's first hard drive, the IBM 350, was introduced in 1956. It was leased to companies for $37,600/month (adjusted to 2024), weighed one ton, and held 3.75 MB, about the size of a small PDF file

17/09/2024

FACT OF THE DAY:
Globally, and waste accounts for around 8% to 10% of total gas , making it a bigger source than or .

12/09/2024

FACT OF THE DAY:
In 1923, Frank Hayes won a race at Belmont Park despite being dead. He had a mid-race but remained in the as his crossed the finish line. He is the only dead man to win a race and it was the only win of his career

06/09/2024

FACT OF THE DAY:
The size of Earth’s relative to is the same as the skin of an relative to the Apple.

02/09/2024

FACT OF THE DAY:
was originally released as a stand-alone app for the operating system in 2010, and at the time, the developers were also intending to release Siri for and devices. Two months later, acquired Siri.

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QTLC is a Not-For-Profit organisation funded by the Queensland Government through the Department of Transport & Main Roads. It has a board of 5 Directors, and a broad membership drawn from a wide range of Queensland industry sectors. QTLC has a full-time CEO who manages the operations of the organisation. The QTLC Charter: “The Queensland Transport & Logistics Council is a co-operative industry and Government advisory body that provides advice to industry stakeholders on the development, planning, regulation and operation of freight and logistics transport, infrastructure and services in Queensland. The councils objectives are to: • Promote the efficiency and development of the freight transport and logistics industry in Queensland, including the movement of goods to urban, intrastate, interstate and overseas markets across all modes of transport. • Facilitate improved efficiency and integration of freight transport infrastructure throughout the freight logistics chain. The Council will do this by identifying issues impacting on the State’s freight movements as are raised by industry & Government, exchange views as to the means of progressing resolution of those issues and then determine a solution which can form the basis of advice given in an objective and holistic manner to industry and the Government”.