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Toll will bring world class efficiencies to its shipping terminals at Webb Dock and Burnie as part of its $311 million investment into long-term growth for the Bass Strait trade. The terminal upgrades…

It has been 45 years since Noel Vernon Smith joined Toll. Over that time there has been a lot of change; once a family business Toll is now proudly part of Japan Post, and has become one of the…

In the June 2019 edition of TOLL Today : In this edition, we welcome you aboard our two new cargo ships boosting Australia’s Bass Strait trade, we delve into the world of tech and highlight some of…

Freight and logistics provider, Toll New Zealand is partnering with the Mental Health Foundation and Cotton On to actively get behind Pink Shirt Day – the global anti-bullying campaign which is taking…

The ACE Training Centre has been awarded the inaugural Innovation for Training Award at the 2019 Avalon Airshow. The award-winning training centre was purpose-built to provide highly realistic mission…

Toll has recently signed a three-year contract with Kontainers, a UK-based Enterprise software company who will introduce their flagship product, Enterprise, to our Global Forwarding operations…

Toll’s new Roll On Roll Off (RoRo) cargo ship, Tasmanian Achiever II, has won the 2018 Shippax RoRo Technology award on 13 March, 2019. The award was announced at the 2019 Shippax Ferry Conference…

Today, is International Women’s Day (IWD) and at Toll we are celebrating all the wonderful women who help shape our business. This year, the theme for International Women’s Day is #BalanceforBetter…

Meet Ray Li, one of Toll's 2018 Graduates. Ray is one of the only Grads that has come through the program with a degree in Supply Chain Management. He believes that the Grad program has been the…

Justin Mai, one of our Graduates based in Singapore talks about his first eight months as a grad. Justin recaps his experiences working in our Energy and Marine sector as well as his Healthcare…