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Effective 1 April – 30 June 2026 The Australian Government has introduced a temporary reduction to excise‑equivalent customs duty rates for a range of fuel products. This measure follows the Treasury Laws Amendment (Fuel Excise Relief) Bill 2026, which received Royal Assent on 1 April 2026.
Australia continues to strengthen its biosecurity system, and the latest changes focus on managing the risk of khapra beetle and other Trogoderma species entering the country through imported plant products, seeds, and sea containers. If you import goods into Australia — especially plant products or anything
Here’s a practical coastal option for early May If you’ve got equipment, vehicles, or non-containerised freight that needs to get to Darwin on a clear schedule, Transitainer WA can help coordinate space ex Fremantle. A good fit when you need: a coastal solution for tight project
Transitainer WA is proud to share a highlight from this year’s WAVE Conference in Langkawi, where our Director, Kelly Crossley, was invited as a guest panelist. The WAVE Conference has become a key gathering point for freight forwarders, logistics innovators, and global supply chain leaders, and
After eight years of negotiation, Australia has finalised a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the European Union—unlocking one of the world’s largest and most lucrative markets for Australian businesses. With the EU representing 450 million consumers and a $30 trillion economy, this agreement marks a
The conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran is reshaping global freight routes at speed, and importers are feeling the effects through longer transit times, unexpected costs, and shifting insurance conditions. With air and sea carriers adjusting operations daily, the environment is volatile and requires
Ongoing volatility in global fuel markets, driven in part by the current situation in the Middle East, continues to place pressure on diesel pricing worldwide. As Australia relies heavily on imported fuel, these fluctuations are flowing through to transport costs across the supply chain, including domestic
Kelly Crossley, Director of Transitainer WA, has been named a finalist in the 2026 Women Changing the World Awards in the CHANGEMAKER category. Selected from over 1,500 nominations across 97 countries, this recognition celebrates Kelly’s leadership, vision, and dedication to creating meaningful impact in her industry
Australian exporters trading with the Middle East are encouraged to attend an upcoming government briefing (Via Webinar) designed to provide the latest insights into the rapidly evolving situation across the region. The briefing is being hosted by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) together
At Transitainer WA, we believe in clear communication — especially when global events begin to impact freight movements. The current escalation across the Middle East is creating disruption across several major international trade corridors. While global supply chains remain operational, services linking Australia with Europe and
