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A large industrial facility in Canning Vale, Perth has been purchased for $16.2 million. Located just a few kilometres south of the Perth Central Business District, the deal is a great sign for WA’s industrial real estate.  The ‘23,176 sq. metres site, with 9,606 sq. metres of warehouse space and a 351 sq. metre office… Continue reading Positive Signs for Perth’s Industrial Real Estate As Large Facility Gets Deal

The western state of Australia is witnessing a shift in the demands of truck drivers as the floods have raised wages and provided more places to relocate to. Apart from the floods, there are reasons such as labour shortages due to lockdowns and quarantines that are also nudging up the wages for truckies. Surging fuel… Continue reading WA Truckies Getting Higher Wages and Better Places To Work On The Back of Floods

It’s Moving Day — after prolonged planning and packing, also procrastinating, the event has finally arrived. Apart from that, meticulous planning and hard work have led to this outcome when it is just a day before moving to a new house. Now you must be having anxiety while thinking about what to do before moving… Continue reading The Final Moving Day: What to Expect

There is no reason that you should not enjoy wrapping and packing your items and belongings if you are moving out of your old house. It can be as fun and creative as you want it to be. The reason is that there are so many packaging materials available in the market that you are… Continue reading Safeguarding Your Valuables: 7 Protective Packing Materials That Will Help

PCG and Argon & Co have joined forces in the Australian and NZ arena. With more than 60 consultants in the region and around 400 globally, the joint venture is seeking to earn a profit for both sides. Pollen Consulting Group has made an alliance with Argon & Co to capture the South East Asian… Continue reading Supply Chain Company Pollen Consulting Group Joins Hands With Argon & Co

Moving to a new place and getting used to the surroundings and settling down in the new home after unpacking all your household items is a process that’s going to take time. Having your items unpacked and arranged in the new home by your removalist will surely decrease a bit of your stress. Your new… Continue reading Simple Ways to Feel at Home in Your New Home

After extreme weather conditions disrupt logistics in South Australia, the government has lifted the ban on triple road trains. Some towns in the Southern state have received a quarter of the annual expected rainfall in just an hour. The Trans-Australian Railway carried almost 80% of the logistical demands in SA. After heavy rains disrupted the… Continue reading Ban Lifted on Triple Road Trains in Order to Return Normalcy to Perth’s Supply Chain

A truck carrying chemicals caught fire on the Eyre Highway that connects the states of South Australia and Western Australia. The driver of the truck was quick to react and escaped without any injuries. The truck carrying cyanide-based chemicals caught on fire at around 4 AM on January 14th. Firefighters and police were called to… Continue reading SA-WA Logistics Route Blocked – Truck Caught Fire Eyre Highway

Mining company Rio Tinto wants to introduce battery-powered trains that are charged with solar energy. The company says that a move in such a direction can cut harmful emissions to half the current value, especially in WA’s Pilbara. Currently, Rio Tinto is proposing trials on its trains after which they plan to convert their entire… Continue reading E-trains in Western Australia? Mining veterans Propose Sustainable Transport

Staff shortages due to the ongoing crisis have forced some restaurants to shut down due to a lack of food and stock supply. Brisbane and Gold Coast are two major cities affected by the cut in logistics. Here’s everything you need to know.  Reports coming in from restaurant owners in Brisbane say that they are… Continue reading Food Logistics Hit Hard Due to Staff Shortages – Brisbane and Gold Coast Suffer

A certain something called the coronavirus has overturned all previous predictions about the real estate prices in Australia especially in Sydney, Adelaide, and Brisbane. Previously predicted to show decreasing trends in pricing, the pandemic has made the sector execute a complete U-turn. Reports from Adelaide and Brisbane show that real estate prices have gone up… Continue reading Reports from Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide: Real Estate Prices Predicted To Stay Buoyant in 2022 and 2023

2021 was surely an exciting ride. With ups and downs carved deep into this year’s fabric, we at CBD Movers considered taking a round-up of the year. Having a removalist staff of 325 with 150+ Trucks and more than 100000 moves, we just raised the benchmark within the Australian Packing and Moving Market by winning… Continue reading Revisiting 2021- How the Year Panned Out for Australia

Travellers from other states entering Queensland had to return a negative PCR test before but now a rapid antigen test will be enough. Here’s all you need to know and how the change affects Australia. The testing system in Australia is already overwhelmed with the large number of incoming cases. The decision to scrap the… Continue reading Giant Boost For Logistics and Tourism as Queensland Says Goodbye to 72-Hour Testing Rule

Should you arrive at your new destination in the afternoon or would it be ok to reach there in the evening? Will the roads be too packed if you leave a little late? Is this even the right whether to be moving your house at all? These and many other questions trouble your mind when you are packing and… Continue reading The Best Time To Move House In Australia – 7 Rules To Help You Decide

With renewable sources of energy fast entering every aspect of the common man’s life, electric cars in Australia are gaining popularity. Here are a few insights on what we think 2022 has in store for Australia’s electric cars. Even as the COVID-19 pandemic was affecting each and every one of us, in one way or… Continue reading What the coming year most likely holds for Australia’s Electric Cars