The intellectual might of New Zealand Trucking Media brings all they have to the table in a post workday chat at their local. Sometimes they convince some poor unfortunate soul to join them. The result is more often than not ….. concerning.
This month the lads are joined by co-worker and all around good bloke, someone who's always up for a yarn....MIke Devon .
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Keep On Moving UDCs Business of Trucking Ep14
This month in the UDC Business of Trucking...
In 2018, Dean and Carey-Lee Purves took on one of the oldest and most famous names in New Zealand truck body and trailer building, Mills-Tui. We catch-up with Dean, a truly amiable bloke in a highly competitive industry. We learn about the dangers of Trade Me, as well as the importance of keeping an open mind to all opportunities when contemplating the future.
We're back chatting with New Zealand Trucking magazine editor, Gavin Myers, in Ask the Editor.
The New Zealand Transport Agency has announced the lifting of Class 1 driver's licence GVM limits to 7500kg. Is this a good thing or not?
There's a whole new world heading our way, and whether we like it or not, we need to find out more about it so we're ready. Powering On talks to people in the know and those who have already headed off on a new propulsion journey. We aim to make it not too techy, delivering useful information for those who will still be responsible for delivering our new tomorrow.
This month we meet with Gavin Barr, manager/shareholder at NZ Biofuels in Christchurch, and discuss where the biofuel industry is at, who NZ Biofuels are, and do we continue to miss a trick on the road to lower emissions?
Clear the Air is the section where co-host Dave McCoid and his good mate and Environmental champion Lindsay Wood discuss the climate and environmental issues of the day, as they should be discussed – respectfully!
This month a wider view and a narrower view from Lindsay's article the March 2025 issue of New Zealand Trucking magazine. Are we not paying enough attention to the little things and hidden detail that really matter?
Plus Cameron Bagrie's economic update, truck news, and more.
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Keep On Moving Podcast (Chicks Chat - Hollie Redington)
Welcome to Chicks Chat - Keep on Movings newest Podcast series! In these episodes Maddy McCoid (Sales and Marketing, New Zealand Trucking Media) and Morgan Petersen (Sales and Marketing, PTEK) will chat to some of the industries finest females about life in transport. In this episode, Maddy and Morgan's guest is Hollie Redington, Health and Safety and Compliance manager at Northchill Group, Pukekohe - but oh my, she is much more than that! The girls sit down and chat all things Northchill, how Hollie (and indeed Northchill) ended up here, and of course, Perl!
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Keep On Moving Podcast Blokes Yarning Ep 17
The intellectual might of New Zealand Trucking Media brings all they have to the table in a post workday chat at their local. Sometimes they convince some poor unfortunate soul to join them. The result is more often than not ….. concerning.
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Keep On Moving Podcast (Chicks Chat - Sam Russell)
Welcome to Chicks Chat - Keep on Movings newest Podcast series! In these episodes Maddy McCoid (Sales and Marketing, New Zealand Trucking Media) and Morgan Petersen (Sales and Marketing, PTEK) will chat to some of the industries finest females about life in transport. In this episode, Maddy and Morgan drool over the the 40th anniversary issue of NZ Trucking magazine and discuss what progress Maddy has made toward her class 2 license. Their guest this month is Sam Russell, Swanson Transport, Auckland. Sam's story is different to some of the past guests, she is a woman who fell into the industry a few years ago and never looked back! The girls cover off some previously unchartered territory while going through Sam's story - Hiabs, COVID, mental health, and so much more!!
Keep On Moving with Dave McCoid, Murray Lindsay and the team from New Zealand Trucking Media. Road transport news, views and entertainment. Brought to you by New Zealand Trucking Media. Get in contact: [email protected]
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