Transport has always defined how we live. The next revolution will be the biggest yet.

Speed is what we need in the bush, but perhaps not too much of it when it comes to regional passenger rail infrastructure.

It was never envisaged that regional airports would be left to behave and charge as they like after privatisation, writes Rex deputy chairman John Sharp.

The tyranny of distance is an everyday problem in remote areas like North West Queensland.

Electric vehicles are no longer the far-flung future. Some have been around for years already and a sales boom is on the horizon.

GoGet hopes to have 100 share cars on Newcastle roads in the next few years.

Sound planning must accompany any fast rail development to ensure regional cities don't simply become dormitory suburbs of a nearby metropolis.