Ausintermodal 2010

9-10 November 2010 | Langham Hotel Melbourne

The 2010 AusIntermodal agenda has now been released. View the
full program and outstanding speaker line-up [Download PDF]

What to expect at AusIntermodal this year?

AusIntermodal 2010 will provide a state by state and national update on transport projects, regulation, investment initiatives and the new developments in supply chain management and technology that are facilitating productivity and prosperity.

Featuring national and international case studies, AusIntermodal 2010 will provide an overview of current activity while looking forward to the next decade and beyond towards:

New transport corridors
New streamlined regulatory frameworks
New approaches to supply chain management
New advances and initiatives in technology
New partnerships, opportunities and avenues of growth

This year's outstanding AusIntermodal program features key contributions from:

Michael Deegan, CEO, Infrastructure Australia
The Hon Patrick Conlon MP, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Energy, SA
Senator Scott Ludlam, Australian Greens Senator for Western Australia
Gary Liddle, CEO, VicRoads and Chair, CRRP Project Team
Michael Kilgariff, CEO, ALC
David Marchant, CEO, ARTC
Bryan Nye, CEO, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)
Stephen Bradford, CEO, Port of Melbourne Corporation
Vincent Tremaine, CEO, Flinders Ports
Chris Leatt-Hayter, CEO, Fremantle Ports
Grant Gilfillan, CEO, Sydney Ports Corporation
Philip Bourne, General Manager, Integrated Logistics Company (ILC)
Chris Keast, Director, Pacific National Intermodal
John Begley, Chairman, Australian Freight Council Network and Chairman, Victorian Freight and Logistics Council

International case studies from:

Peter Morris, Logistics Strategy Manager, Fonterra Trade and Operations, New Zealand
Jonathan James, Delivery Partner, London Freight Plan and Director, AECOM UK

This year's agenda will focus on:

Responding to market trends: An overview of todays economy and how this is affecting freight logistics
National freight transport plans
Connecting Australia: The States initiatives for more coordinated transport networks
An overview of ports, road and rail projects
Supply chain initiatives, challenges and solutions
Managing landside logistics
Meeting the challenge of rising freight demands and industry priorities for productivity and growth
Regulation and compliance issues and assessing transport charges and taxes: How should transport services in Australia be charged to contribute to economic efficiency?
Current industry case studies
International case studies
Navigating towards a zero-emissions supply chain: Sustainable practices across transport networks
Defining realistic social, environmental and economic targets