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Import and Export Containerised Merchandise Projections by Port
About the data
The data presented here comes from the Department of Home Affairs' Integrated Cargo System. Data in the dashboard is summarised to 3-digit…
Investigate the past and future behaviour of trade for commodities travelling in and out of Australia.
Port Catchments
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The data presented here comes from the Department of Home Affairs' Integrated Cargo System. Data has been grouped by month, port and category of goods.…
Explore the relationship between a port and the regions it serviced in the past 5 years.
Regional Flows
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The data presented here comes from the Department of Home Affairs' Integrated Cargo System. Data has been grouped by month, port and category of goods.…
Explore the relationship between an urban centre or state and the goods imported and exported in the past 5 years.
About the NFDH
If you work in the freight industry, you produce freight data. By securely sharing data with the National Freight Data Hub (NFDH), you can improve outcomes and gain valuable insights for you
Imports and Exports
Explore customs data for imports and exports by origin and destination, country and region, volume and value, and mode of transport.
NFDH newsletter - July 2025
To view our latest National Freight Data Hub newsletter go to this link.
Since our last newsletter, the NFDH Team has developed more freight data…
The latest freight data products from the NFDH.
National Heavy Vehicle Regulator - Pitch Stop competition
Australia's heavy vehicle sector is vital to the economic and social wellbeing of people and communities, with many challenges in need of urgent research and…
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has launched a national research competition called Pitch Stop to discover new postgraduate level research in the have vehicle sector.
Road
Road freight touches nearly every sector of the economy, with construction and retail sectors more heavily dependent on road transport. Gross national…
Road transport is the dominant form of freight for the majority of commodities produced and/or consumed in Australia. Road freight grew by over 75 per cent between 2000-01 and 2015-16.