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Australia’s transport and logistics sector—a powerhouse employing 640,000+ people across road transport, warehousing, stevedoring, and logistics—is as vast as it is vital. Yet, with 98.5% of its 190,681 enterprises being small businesses and a gender gap skewing 79% male to 21% female, the industry faces unique challenges: scaling training across fragmented operations, retaining talent, and bridging inclusivity gaps.

The tertiary sector (or service sector) encompasses economic activities that provide services rather than producing tangible goods. Transport and communication are integral components of this sector because they focus on delivering essential services that support economic and social functions.

The transport sector is a vital component of the economy responsible for the movement of goods, people, and resources across various modes of transportation, including roadways, railways, waterways, and airspace. It encompasses both private and public entities and plays a critical role in enabling trade, connectivity, and economic growth.