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June - July 2026
In this issue
Tasmania
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New ships and extra capacity ensure Tasmania is well-placed to handle the inevitable fluctuations of international trade
Regional Ports
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Much of the future growth for Australia's maritime supply chains lies in our smaller regional ports
Technology & Equipment
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The rapid rise of tech and AI is bringing on a new era of change at ports and terminals
Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders
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Delivering reliability has been a great challenge for operators around the world since the Strait of Hormuz closure
15 Jun, 2026
THE ARRANGEMENTS around the liability of each party involved in the movement of cargo by air are...
15 Jun, 2026
DCN speaks with Maritime Industry Australia chief executive Angela Gillham about maritime careers,...
12 Jun, 2026
TRADITIONALLY, the Federal Government releases its federal budget for the forthcoming financial...
28 Apr, 2026
THE GULF crisis has exposed a critical weakness in Australia’s economy: a near-total reliance on...
23 Apr, 2026
ALL sectors of the logistics industry are reporting difficulties attracting and retaining staff in...
21 Apr, 2026
In a recent column, I used the metaphor of a “digital cake” to describe how standards form a...
16 Apr, 2026
THE FIRST two parts of this series established two things. First, that mandatory climate related...
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