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June - July 2026

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Tasmania

New ships and extra capacity ensure Tasmania is well-placed to handle the inevitable fluctuations of international trade

Regional Ports

Much of the future growth for Australia's maritime supply chains lies in our smaller regional ports

Technology & Equipment

The rapid rise of tech and AI is bringing on a new era of change at ports and terminals

Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders

Delivering reliability has been a great challenge for operators around the world since the Strait of Hormuz closure
DCN June July 2026 magazine cover

AIR CARGO: Liability up in the air

15 Jun, 2026
THE ARRANGEMENTS around the liability of each party involved in the movement of cargo by air are...

THE GRILL: Angela Gillham

DCN speaks with Maritime Industry Australia chief executive Angela Gillham about maritime careers,...

TRADE LAW: Gazing into the crystal ball

12 Jun, 2026
TRADITIONALLY, the Federal Government releases its federal budget for the forthcoming financial...

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING: Reforming the AISR

THE GULF crisis has exposed a critical weakness in Australia’s economy: a near-total reliance on...

OPINION: AI not the answer to Customs Broker skills shortages

23 Apr, 2026
ALL sectors of the logistics industry are reporting difficulties attracting and retaining staff in...

PORT CALL OPTIMISATION: The digital mooring

21 Apr, 2026
In a recent column, I used the metaphor of a “digital cake” to describe how standards form a...

DECARBONISATION: From measurement to action

16 Apr, 2026
THE FIRST two parts of this series established two things. First, that mandatory climate related...

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