Tug crews postpone industrial action
Svitzer tug crews were scheduled to take industrial action on Friday afternoon, but was postponed to allow negotiations to continue
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Author: Ian Ackerman
Cardinal Global Logistics invests in local Seabridge
The two companies are teaming up to expand in Australia, New Zealand and the broader Asia Pacific region
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Federal Court decision “a blow” for Newcastle
There is disappointment at the port, but its CEO said the decision does not alter its desire to build a container terminal
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Svitzer hit with more protected industrial action
The MUA notified the towage company of more protected industrial action, this time at Victorian ports
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NYK to build its first LNG-fuelled capsize bulker
The new ship will be delivered in 2024 and it will run on LNG, which is cleaner than traditional fuels
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National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy needs you
The National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy is running its annual stakeholder survey
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Court says Newcastle container terminal plans are “mere speculative hopes”
In the reasons for the recent decision to dismiss the ACCC case against NSW Ports, the Federal Court said Newcastle’s plans for a container terminal are speculative and a “mere mirage”
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ACCC finds two Viterra grain ports not exempt from Bulk Wheat Code
South Australian grain handler’s Port Lincoln and Thevenard grain ports are not exempt from the code
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Big cargo comes on a big ship to Mackay
The Queensland port’s capability to handle oversize, overmass cargo was demonstrated with the arrival of a big vessel
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Shipping lines set for more record profit: Drewry
The consultancy said there is no end in sight, in the near term at least, for the ongoing freight-rate bonanza that is delivering record profits to shipping lines
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