Australian Road Transport Heritage Centre, Gundagai - ARTHC

01/06/2026

Our Museum will be open this Long Weekend.
Fri, Sat, Sun & Mon
10am to 3pm

03/05/2026

ARTHC are getting in touch to let you all know that we’ve made the difficult decision to postpone the ARTHC 2026 June Long Weekend Saturday Night Dinner / Auction due to the current financial climate.

However, the good news is that the Sunday Road Run is still happening! We’ve rescheduled the run this year to Tarcutta with a BBQ lunch there.

The day will kick off at 8.00am down at the Gundagai Showgrounds with a BBQ Morning breakfast and then the run will commence at 10.30am through the main street of Gundagai down the Hume Hwy to Tarcutta, again with a BBQ lunch around midday.

(Reminder: SGR is closed till further notice.)

The cost of the day will be $20.00 which will include entry for your vehicle, breakfast and lunch on the day.

Expressions of Interest can be lodged online through our website or email us at [email protected] to assist us for catering purposes.

If you’ve got any questions about these changes, check out the ARTHC Website or pages or get in touch by calling us at 02 5940 8220 or emailing us at [email protected]

We appreciate your understanding and patience with this, and we look forward to hosting the event again in 2027 and we can’t wait to see you there!

ARTHC Committee

17/03/2026

Attention All.

There will be a 2027 Tractor Pull with our Swap Meet, Next Year.

24/02/2026

Winners of our "Truck Show and Shine"
That was on during our Tractor Pull and Swap Meet that was on the 21st Feb 2026

Best Vintage Truck, (Sponsored by the Black Swan Hotel of Wagga.)
A. Shuttleworth,
1962 Kenworth 900

Best New Truck, (Sponsored by "MPF Engineering of Junee")
Jamieson Brothers of Bendoc,
2019 Kenworth T909

21/02/2026

20/02/2026

Some photos from our 2026 Tractor Pull and Swap Meet

20/02/2026

Some of the photos from the day before our tractor pull and swap meet of 2026

01/11/2025

Today (Friday 31st Oct 25) one of our trucks on display is making its way to Sydney to be part of Johnston's Transport Celebrations of 125 years.
This old girl is going in style on the back of one of Johnston's modern day fleet back to where she delivered heating oil to residences across Sydney.
Congratulations Johnston's Transport for 125 years of being family owned and operated and here's to many more.

10/07/2025

The fun times before the bitumen or even duel cartage way.

11 July 1956, bulldozer and road grader used to clear the Hume Highway, Tarcutta, from mud and debris after heavy flooding in the area.

[Photo courtesy State Library of NSW]