Western Sydney International Cargo Precinct & Experience Centre Site Tour

  • 23 Nov 2026
  • 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • WSI Experience Centre & Cargo Precinct Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport
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WESTERN SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL CARGO PRECINCT & EXPERIENCE CENTRE SITE TOUR

Western Sydney International Airport (WSI), Bradfield Development Authority (BDA), and the Australian Supply Chain and Logistics Association (ASCLA) bring you: Inside Western Sydney International Cargo Precinct & Experience Centre Site Tour. Go behind the scenes at one of Australia’s most significant new pieces of transport and freight infrastructure.

Join WSI, BDA and ASCLA NSW for an exclusive industry event at Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, including the WSI Experience Centre, a hosted tour of the Cargo Precinct, an industry panel and networking lunch.

With places strictly limited, this event gives supply chain and logistics professionals the opportunity to see firsthand how Western Sydney’s new international gateway is taking shape - and explore what it means for freight, logistics, manufacturing and supply chains across Western Sydney and beyond.

Date:  Monday, 23 November 2026 

Time:  9:30 am – 1:00 pm

Venue: WSI Experience Centre & Cargo Precinct
             Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport

Cost:  Members - $30  /  Non-Members - $59

Parking:  Available on site. See WSI Experience Centre Map.

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Registrations close at COB on Friday, 20 November 2026
PLACES ARE STRICTLY LIMITED

ABOUT THIS EVENT

An exclusive behind-the-scenes opportunity for supply chain and logistics professionals!

Discover how WSI’s 24/7 operations, dedicated Cargo Precinct and the wider Western Sydney Aerotropolis are creating new opportunities for freight, logistics, manufacturing and international trade.

What's included:

  • Exclusive hosted tour of the WSI Cargo Precinct
  • Visit to the WSI Experience Centre
  • Insights into Bradfield City and the Western Sydney Aerotropolis
  • Industry panel exploring the future of freight, logistics and supply chains
  • Networking with industry leaders over morning tea and lunch

This is more than an airport tour. It’s an opportunity to see firsthand how Western Sydney’s new international gateway could reshape supply chain networks and create opportunities for industry.

PANELLISTS 


 

Michael Harich - Industry Domain Specialist, Freight & Logistics, Bradfield Development Authority

Michael Harich is currently engaged (contract) with Bradfield Development Authority (BDA) as the Freight & Logistics Sector Specialist. His role is to assist BDA in attracting the freight, logistics and supply chain industry to actively participate in and establish a presence within Bradfield City, Australia's newest city in 100 years.
Michael is an independent supply chain and logistics consultant and former senior operator with 25+ years of experience across ANZ, APAC and Europe. He has held VP and Director-level roles at CEVA Logistics and DB Schenker, leading large-scale contract logistics operations spanning 50+ sites. His areas of focus include contract logistics, 3PL/4PL operations, warehouse automation, industrial real estate and M&A-driven growth.
Michael advises logistics technology firms, private equity investors and development authorities on market entry, operational strategy and sector positioning. He brings a practitioner's perspective on how freight and logistics infrastructure supports the aerospace, defence and advanced manufacturing sectors that will anchor BradfielMichael Harich, Industry Domain Specialist, Freight & Logistics, Bradfield Development Authority.
Michael Harich is currently engaged (contract) with Bradfield Development Authority (BDA) as the Freight & Logistics Sector Specialist. His role is to assist BDA in attracting the freight, logistics and supply chain industry to actively participate in and establish a presence within Bradfield City, Australia's newest city in 100 years.
Michael is an independent supply chain and logistics consultant and former senior operator with 25+ years of experience across ANZ, APAC and Europe. He has held VP and Director-level roles at CEVA Logistics and DB Schenker, leading large-scale contract logistics operations spanning 50+ sites. His areas of focus include contract logistics, 3PL/4PL operations, warehouse automation, industrial real estate and M&A-driven growth.
Michael advises logistics technology firms, private equity investors and development authorities on market entry, operational strategy and sector positioning. He brings a practitioner's perspective on how freight and logistics infrastructure supports the aerospace, defence and advanced manufacturing sectors that will anchor Bradfield City.

Steven Woodlands - General Manager Air Cargo and Commercial, (company?)
Steven is a senior aviation and logistics executive with extensive experience in air cargo, commercial strategy, and supply chain development. As General Manager Air Cargo and Commercial, he leads the development of cargo growth initiatives, strategic partnerships, and commercial programmes that enhance connectivity and strengthen supply chain performance.
Throughout his career, Steven has worked closely with airlines, freight forwarders, government agencies, and industry stakeholders to advance air freight capabilities and support trade growth. His expertise spans cargo infrastructure development, market strategy, international route development, and stakeholder engagement across domestic and global markets.
Steven is a strong advocate for innovation within the air cargo sector, with a particular focus on improving freight efficiency, expanding market access, and creating long-term value for industry partners. He is a regular contributor to industry forums and discussions on the future of air cargo, logistics, and aviation infrastructure.


Graeme Moat - NSW Team Leader for Supply Chain & Logistics, TAFE NSW.
Graeme is a seasoned Supply Chain leader with extensive experience managing end-to-end supply chain operations and leading teams in complex, fast-paced environments. Throughout his career, he has built a reputation for delivering strong business outcomes through effective inventory management, planning excellence, and operational optimisation. His expertise spans supply and demand planning, inventory strategy, logistics coordination, and stakeholder management, enabling him to balance customer service, working capital, and business performance. Graeme is known for taking a pragmatic, solutions-focused approach to challenges, combining data-driven decision making with a deep understanding of the realities of day-to-day operations.
What sets Graeme apart is his leadership style. He believes that the best results come from empowering people, building trust, and creating an environment where individuals feel supported, challenged, and accountable. He leads with authenticity and a genuine interest in developing others, taking the time to coach team members and help them grow both professionally and personally. Graeme values collaboration and works hard to build strong relationships across functions, recognising that successful supply chains are built on teamwork rather than silos. His calm and approachable manner, combined with a focus on continuous improvement, allows him to lead teams through change while maintaining engagement, resilience, and a strong focus on delivering for customers and the business.

MODERATOR




Michael Farragher - Head Teacher, Supply Chain & Logistics, TAFE NSW
Michael Farragher is an award-winning supply chain and logistics professional with over 25 years of senior management experience across Australia and Europe, specialising in FMCG, logistics, warehousing and supply chain operations.
As Head Teacher of Supply Chain and Logistics at TAFE NSW, Michael leads the delivery and development of vocational education and training programs across supply chain operations, logistics, procurement, transport, warehousing, international freight forwarding and customs broking.
Beyond his leadership role at TAFE NSW, Michael is actively involved with the Australasian Supply Chain and Logistics Association (ASCLA), serving as National Mentoring Program Chair and contributing to industry engagement initiatives across New South Wales. Through these roles, he champions professional mentoring, industry collaboration, networking and career development opportunities for emerging supply chain professionals.
He is particularly passionate about addressing workforce skills shortages, embracing emerging technologies and preparing the next generation of supply chain and logistics professionals for the future.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Supply chain and logistics professionals working across freight and transport, warehousing and distribution, manufacturing, import and export, procurement, planning, infrastructure, technology and industrial development.

Come inside WSI and see the future of Western Sydney’s freight and supply chain network taking shape.

EVENT REGISTRATIONS

All attendees must be registered prior to attending an ASCLA event, including ASCLA partners and guests attending on a complimentary or partner allocation.
Registration helps ASCLA maintain accurate attendance records and manage venue capacity, catering and important safety and emergency requirements.
If you are attending under a partner or complimentary allocation, please ensure each attendee completes an individual registration.
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made 5 days prior to an event will receive a full refund.