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Tennant Creek Freight Lines

Locality: Tennant Creek, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 447 623 077

Address: 36 Maloney St 0861 Tennant Creek, NT, Australia

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22.01.2022 Position vacant.. We have a casual position available based at our Tennant Creek depot. A semi licence is required, rate and hours to be negotiated. References required. This will be for an immediate start. For more info please contact Cath on 0447 623 077. Please do not message on Facebook.

22.01.2022 Check out the cracker photo taken in Coober Pedy by Dean. Thanks for sending it through! Feel free to send us any snaps of our trucks you see running up and down the highway. Photo credit: Dean Miller

20.01.2022 On Sunday, TCFL lost one of their own. Pyro worked for Cath and Jack for the last few years but before that, and always, he was a mate. Pyro was so loved in Tennant Creek and he will be sorely missed. It is with a heavy heart that we say good bye to our dear friend. Jack and Cath would like to extend their heartfelt condolences to Pyro’s family, to those who knew and loved him, and to the Tennant Creek community. ... Rest easy mate, here’s cheers.

20.01.2022 For Sale TCFL-31 2010 Caterpillar Prime Mover 948,174 kms ... Price - $90,000 plus GST For more information, please contact: Jack 0437 623 077 or Cath 0447 623 077 Or email [email protected]

18.01.2022 73ml dropped in Tennant Creek this afternoon! It’s so good to have some much needed rain this week.

17.01.2022 For sale - extendable trailer Registration No. TK5579 2017 Liberty Freightmore Extendable Trailer Price - $50,000 plus GST... For any enquires please contact Cath on 0447 623 077.

12.01.2022 For sale - Tennant Creek Freight Lines No. 1. This was the first Bulls Transport prime mover that John Lewis purchased back in the 1970’s and would be of sentimental value to a buyer that is interest in the Bulls Transport history. No. 1 is a 1979 K125 Kenworth, 119t rated, BDouble... It has RBS and RBS suspension. It’s got a mechanical engine 425 (the last of the mechanical engines). Engine No. 403816 VIN 7FB55347 Can be delivered to our Adelaide depot with one month’s registration $25,000 plus GST (or nearest offer) For more info, please call Cath on 0447 623 077

11.01.2022 Please be aware if travelling north.

10.01.2022 For those of you travelling the Stuart Highway in September.

02.01.2022 TCFL has moved location to our new yard at 36 Maloney St, Tennant Creek. We’ve been working hard to get it all set up over the past few months and are really excited to be in our new space. TCFL will be open for business as usual over the Christmas and new year period, closing only on public holidays and weekends. Jack and Cath would like to wish all of their valued customers a merry Christmas and happy new year, and a big thanks for your continued support this year. For any queries over the Christmas period please contact Cath on 0447 623 077 or Andrew on 0484 720 226.

02.01.2022 For those wondering about the memorial service for Pyro, here are the details.

02.01.2022 For Sale: Registration No. - TCFL-31 2010 Caterpillar Prime Mover GCM 90,000kg... Klms 945,224 Price - $90,000 plus GST For any enquires please contact Cath on 0447 623 077.

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01.01.2022 Motorists travelling on the Barkly Highway are urged to remain vigilant to wandering livestock in the area following a two truck collision yesterday. Cattlemen ...will be in the area and attempting to muster the rogue bovines. A truck driver has escaped with only minor injuries following a two truck collision on the Barkly Highway yesterday afternoon. Around 4:40pm police received a report of two trucks involved in a collision near the Barkley Homestead. One truck carrying three trailers of cattle was travelling westward when it is alleged another truck carrying three empty trailers failed to see the oncoming prime mover and began turning right onto the Tablelands Highway. The truck with the cattle hit the picks, but side swiped the other truck resulting in one of the trailers full of cattle tipping over and releasing cattle to flee into the surrounding countryside. A 66-year-old man suffered minor injuries as a result of the crash and was transported to the Tennant Creek Hospital for treatment. Both trucks suffered significant damage as a result of the crash. The other two trailers remained upright and were towed away from the crash site. No cattle were destroyed on site. Police inquiries continue into the circumstances surrounding the incident. Pics: Courtesy of Avon Downs Region SES Safety Officer April Ragg.