Prime Creative Media
CRT News Podcast
The CRT News Podcast brings Australia's commercial road transport industry to the table. Featuring decision-makers and editorial insight from Trailer Magazine and Prime Mover, each episode explores the issues shaping trucking, transport and logistics today. From regulatory change and safety to fleet operations, workshop innovation, technology and emerging industry trends, the podcast delivers informed conversations with the people driving the sector forward. Tune in today.
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10 juil. 2026
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Simon O'Hara Talks Port Productivity, Driver Shortage and Sham Contracting Video 10.07.2026 36:08
CRT News Podcast Host, Peter Shields, sat down with Simon O'Hara, CEO of Road Freight NSW, for a candid industry conversation. From pressures on small operators to the political realities influencing freight policy, O'Hara lays out exactly what's broken and what needs to change. In this episode, O'Hara unpacks the decade‑long battle over ports and containers, the future of toll reform as well as a...
Dangerous Goods, Compliance and Common Sense with Leigh Smart of Formula Chemicals 12.06.2026 33:20
What does genuine safety leadership look like in the road transport industry? Leigh Smart, CEO of Formula Chemicals, in conversation with our host Peter Shields, joins the CRT News Podcast to discuss the realities of managing Dangerous Goods transport in a highly regulated environment. He reflects on his experiences dealing with multiple regulators, implementing new compliance technologies, traini...
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