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Alysha Ali is one of Toll's 2018 Graduate's who is currently located in New Zealand. Alysha studied a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Auckland, majoring in Accounting and Commercial Law…

Our new fleet is complete Toll’s new fleet of two new 700 TEU ships is complete following the handover ceremony for Victorian Reliance II this week. The ships will bring an immediate and long-term…

The Toll Thailand team rolled out their first ‘Safety to School Event’ at a local temple school to raise the awareness of road and general safety in the community. Temple schools support families from…

A view of the future Toll has taken delivery of Tasmanian Achiever II. The build of her sister ship, Victorian Reliance II, is on track and both will enter operation on 1 March 2019. These impressive…

In the latest edition of TOLL Today, learn how Toll is driving growth in the USA, and across the Asia Pacific with the epic Toll City hub in Singapore plus see how Toll is supporting our customers in key sectors using high-tech innovation in health care and speedy solutions in retail.

Pepsi was one of the first Western brands to enter Vietnam after the US trade embargo was lifted by President Bill Clinton in 1994. While the Pepsi brand is well established in Vietnam, like other brands in the region it must use modern tech-savvy distribution methods to remain competitive.

We’re ahead of schedule with our wharf upgrades and are preparing to install new shore ramps at Webb Dock, Port Melbourne and Burnie, in preparation for our two new ships. The enormous ramps are built…

Toll City, our next-generation warehouse facility in Singapore, has officially opened. The seven-storey building was unveiled to a crowd which included guest of honour Minister for Trade and Industry…

“The Toll program, although only new, is one of the best I’ve seen. It is so exciting to be able to get such a thorough exposure to so many areas within a company.” Christie Hill is one of 27 new graduates enrolled in Toll’s 2018 Graduate Program.

How did the tigers cross the sea? It may sound like the opening line of a fable or riddle, but it’s actually a very real logistics challenge that Toll was recently proud to take on.