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The founders of Dionysius Transport Services (DTS) Lyn and Beven Dionysius have been in operation since 1980. They pride themselves on their achievements, beginning as a one-man delivery business in Brisbane. They both have demonstrated hard work leads to success. They understand that business is about building sustainable relationships and going to lengths for their valued clients. They display their work ethics and passion to their valued team of workers which in result has allowed them to grow into a much larger business today.

The business operation is able transport freight in and around the South-East Queensland areas, with regular deliveries to Central, North and Western Queensland and beyond the southern border to Northern New South Wales.

The DTS team are proud of our integrity, credibility and quality of service among our clients and the broader transport industry. Whether your needs are large or small, we are confident that with our sea and air freight experience, expertise and commitment to quality, we can successfully service your business with the right transport solutions.

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Big News in Big Rigs

DionysiusTransportService
Jan 20, 2020
1 min read

Dionysius Transport make the front page of Big Rigs Road Transport National Newspaper.

BEVEN Dionysius is looking forward to some father-son fishing time with youngest Shaun when Big Rigs tracks him down on his new farm near Gympie, in south-east Queensland.

After building up Brisbane-based Dionysius Transport from a single-truck operation in 1980 to a staff of nearly 50 with a fleet of 19 trucks, it's time for a lifestyle change for one of the hardest-working operators in the state's port freight and logistics sector.

"Fish, go play with the cows and have a few beers … happy days, that's what I want to do," laughs Beven down the phone during one of his ever-increasing stints running 63 cattle on his 93-hectare oasis to the north.

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Article: James Graham

Photo Credit: David Price