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Retailers get the edge with Toll’s new automated eCommerce hub, Japan Post trials driverless cars in Tokyo and Toll writes to the Australian Prime Minister on road safety. Read this and more in the latest Toll Today.

Supply chain visibility is one of the most important service features we can offer our customers. When we know where their consignments are, we can give them peace of mind and confidence that their delivery will arrive as promised.

The 2018 Commonwealth Games is expected to attract more than 672,000 visitors, more than doubling the population of the area. Toll is working with customers to make sure deliveries continue for our customers, through extended opening hours and on-foot deliveries where necessary.

Now in its second year, the Graduate Program is designed to develop a pool of diverse future leaders across the Toll Group and Japan Post, and is structured to give graduates exposure to the company’s…

The Hon. Melinda Pavey, MP, John Mullen, and Specialty Fashion Group's Alex Linton officially opened Toll's $160m retail and eCommerce fulfilment centre, Prestons, NSW, today.

Dignitaries, Toll and NSW Ambulance staff including aircrew and critical care paramedics recently gathered at the official opening of the world-standard Bankstown NSW Ambulance and Toll Rescue Helicopter Base, marking a significant milestone for the Helicopter Retrieval Network.

Dear Prime Minister, I write to you as the leader of Australia's largest transport and logistics company, Toll Group...Australia has a dire road safety problem - with more than 1000 people killed in truck crashes in five years.

Our company magazine has a new look and new focus in keeping with our transformation journey. Take a sneak peak....

Toll Group’s custom-built Nike warehouse in Melbourne’s Altona North has been named Best Industrial Energy Efficiency Project at the National Energy Efficiency Awards 2017. Now in its sixth year, the…