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Iconic Geelong based operator McHarry’s Buslines has confirmed it will go to market for a new owner after celebrating its 100th anniversary in service.
The family-owned and operated bus company has employed and serviced generations of people in the Geelong region, and currently operates 260 buses and coaches and employs more than 390 staf...
Transport operator Entrada Travel Group has announced the appointment of a new CEO as the business marks its next chapter.
The group includes bus brands like Greyhound Australia, InterCity in New Zealand and the Auckland Explorer Bus.
Dan Alpe has been appointed as the group’s new CEO, bringing more than 20 years of experience le...
Australasian Bus & Coach (ABC) pays its respects to Andrew Stewart, who sadly passed away in late February this year.
Glasshouse Country & Maleny News editor Mitch Gaynor paid tribute to Stewart in early March following a vehicle accident at his Sandy Creek farm.
As a publisher and journalist, Stewart was the founding ...
The roar of diesel is being replaced by the hum of high-voltage innovation on Pittwater Road. As Australia’s bus industry accelerates towards electrification, Brookvale bus depot has become a proving ground for one of the most advanced charging systems deployed locally to date.
The site features a high-powered pantograph-down charging system, allowing ...
Advocacy groups in Melbourne’s west have responded to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s message to the nation to “catch the bus” amid the fuel price issue, saying the crisis exposes the area’s “broken” bus network.
The Prime Minister urged Australians to use public transport in his address to the nation. He stated “if you can switch ...