Thursday 15th Nov, 2018
Trade and maritime issues were on the agenda at the high-level summit in Singapore this week
New x-ray technology will be used to detect plant and animal risks in cargo and baggage at Melbourne Airport in a trial in partnership with Biosecurity NZ
Technology is playing an increasing role on the waterfront and the logistics sector
The company is looking to foster diversity in its workforce
Lawyer Nic van der Reyden* recently addressed a Melbourne Shipping Australia breakfast on maritime cybersecurity, mitigating risk and cybersecurity. This article is based upon his presentation
The countdown is on ahead of the 2018 Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards, with the announcement of this year’s finalists!
Secretary-general of the ICS is to attend a session in Melbourne on energy in the shipping industry
1 January 2020 looms ever closer for the shipping industry, and the international shipping association has adopted causes around the impending IMO sulphur cap
The International Chamber of Shipping chairman has spoken out against the wave of protectionist trade creeping up around the world
