Who Are We?
Container Freight Transport Industry Voice Across Australia.
Container Transport Alliance Australia (CTAA) is strong Alliance of leading businesses engaged in the container transport logistics industry.
CTAA Alliance companies account for the majority of containerised freight handled to/from capital city ports in Australia. CTAA is dedicated to the container transport logistics sector and is a leading freight industry voice across Australia.
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CTAA 2026 AFL Grand Final Lunch – 18 September 2026
The “tradition” continues with the CTAA 2026 AFL Grand Final Lunch scheduled for Friday, 18 September 2026 at the Yarraville Club in Melbourne. We are excited that our guest AFL…
DP World West Swanson Terminal Delays Cause Landside Cost Increases and Inefficiencies
Significant landside delays within DP World’s West Swanson Terminal (WST) in the Port of Melbourne over several days has led to damaging landside cost increases and transport inefficiencies. Average Truck…
Patrick Fremantle Terminal – OneStop Optibook Implementation
CTAA has been informed that Patrick’s Fremantle Terminal is scheduled to implement OneStop’s Optibook functionality into its VBS slot booking and terminal interface information processes in early September 2026 (date TBC). OneStop, in conjunction…
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Neil Chambers
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