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
ABS claims “paydirt” as Australia’s exports top $40 billion
Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows a June export value of $41.3bn with increases in metalliferous ores, coal, non-monetary gold and gas
Going against the grain to find new markets
Grains Australia has been awarded almost $1m to explore new export channels in overseas markets
Freight for lunch at ICHCA South Australia industry event
ICHCA recently hosted an industry event in South Australia, where many pertinent topics were discussed
CMA CGM extends reef program to Coral Triangle
The shipping giant has partnered with Endangered Species International to protect and restore coral reefs within waters in Malaysia and the Philippines
RINA and SWS mark a new era in shipbuilding in China
The two companies have signed an agreement for the classification of the largest ever cruise ship to be built in China
Kuehne+Nagel opens new pharma control tower in Singapore
The investment is part of the company’s pharma and healthcare strategy to further expand its logistics capabilities across Asia Pacific
POSITION VACANT: Principal Director Pilotage Service Delivery and Regulation – Department of Transport and Main Roads, BrisbanE
Role description for Principal Director, Pilotage Service Delivery and Regulation Branch: Maritime Safety QueenslandDivision: Customer Services, Safety and RegulationUnit: Port Operations & VTS Salary/Wage: $301,950 - $345,774 p.aTotal remuneration: $370, 000 -...
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
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Federal Court’s ACCC ruling on Newcastle’s container terminal brings up legal issues
Greg Cameron writes about the legal issues that the recent Federal Court decision brings up regarding the NSW government
