The nation’s biggest names in the freight and logistics industry gathered once again at the 34th Australian Freight Industry Awards (AFIAs) on Saturday 7 September, drawing in a record crowd at the Palladium at Crown Melbourne.
The prestigious black-tie event honoured numerous achievements and key players across the industry, selected from a record-breaking number of applications across a range of categories.
The event was supported by regular major sponsors, with awards given by Victorian Transport Association (VTA) CEO, Peter Anderson.
“It was an honour to present the awards in front of so many transport industry operators and distinguished guests,” he said.
“After what has been another challenging year, it was fantastic to take a moment to reflect on and celebrate our industry and those that keep pushing for greatness and embracing innovation to keep our country moving.”
The winners announced were:
Lindsay Fox of Linfox Australia, Personality of the Year Award
Namrita Anchan of Linfox Australia, Emerging Leader Award
Sean Draffin of Xtreme Freight, Young Achiever of the Year Award
Qube Bulk, Green Star Award
Secon Freight Logistics, Application of Technology Award
Freight Cyber, Best Practice Safety Award
Alex Fraser Recycling, Investment in People Award
Australian Paper Recovery, Waste & Recycling Business of the Year Award
“The AFIA Committee extends its sincere congratulations to every winner and finalist and thanks those who lodged an entry and shared their stories,” Anderson said.
“We look forward to building on the success of this outstanding event for many years to come.”
The AFIAs will return in 2025.
In other news, the long-awaited Singleton Bypass project has reached a significant milestone with the first sod turned, marking the start of major construction.
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