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Why should you become an ACTA member?
  • Help shape national policy and funding frameworks through ACTA’s leading conversation approach at all levels of government.
  • Gain insights and,
  • Be part of a dynamic network of providers, innovators, and stakeholders across every state and territory.
  • Participate in national initiatives such as the Community Transport Working Group and contribute to long-term reforms.
  •  Access exclusive policy briefings, case studies, and research to stay ahead of sector

How ACTA membership empowers you

Join ACTA to access insights, connections, and advocacy that strengthen your organisation and give your voice real influence.
Stay informed & inspired

Receive weekly newsletters and join industry-driven webinars to empower your knowledge and decision making.

Be heard where it matters

Benefit from powerful advocacy at both State and Federal Government levels, ensuring your voice shapes the future.

Shape the sector’s future

Engage in pivotal research, consultations and forums that influence the entire industry.

Innovate for success

Partner with like-minded members to revolutionise efficiency, productivity, growth and sustainability.

Celebrate & learn together

Mark your calendar for August and join us at our annual national community transport conference – a highlight of ideas, networking and inspiration at discounted member prices.

Make your mark

Gain representation at key stakeholder forums, amplifying your presence in crucial conversations.

Some of the organisations we work with
Testimonial
"As a member of ACTA, Burnie Brae values the critical role the organisation plays as the national peak body for community transport. ACTA’s advocacy, sector leadership, and commitment to best practice help ensure our services remain relevant, responsive, and sustainable.

Membership in ACTA also provides invaluable opportunities to connect with like-minded organisations across the country. These connections support collaboration, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement - all essential to delivering high-quality, community-focused transport services.

We are proud to support ACTA and its ongoing work in strengthening the community transport sector." - Andrew Watson, CEO, Burnie Brae Limited
Latest news & updates
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Last month brought some genuinely welcome news for our sector. The Australian Government has confirmed that the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) will continue to 30 June 2029, providing certainty for the more than 830,000 older Australians who rely on these essential services. ACTA welcomes the announcement made by The Hon Mark Butler MP, on 20 August 2026.

iMOVE held a webinar looking at the outcomes from the National Community Transport Pricing Model (NCTPM): Sustainable community transport project. Speakers were Murray Coates, from the Australian Community Transport Association (ACTA), and Akshay Vij, from the University of South Australia.

Dr Norman Swan puts the work of ACTA members into a broader perspective.

Testimonials
Akshay Vij
University of South Australia
Associate Professor, UniSA Business

“The partnership with ACTA has been highly collaborative, productive, and aligned with UniSA’s commitment to research that delivers tangible benefits to society. ACTA has proven itself to be an exceptional research and project delivery partner, with a strong capability to bridge the gap between academic framework and sector needs.”