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NT government looking for maritime investors

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THE EMERGING maritime repair and maintenance industry and large-scale developments at Darwin Port’s Middle Arm Precinct will be key elements of the first Northern Territory...
NT government looking for maritime investors

Contract awarded for Westport marine geotech investigations

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THE WEST Australian state government has awarded a $22 million contract to WSP Australia for marine geotechnical investigations to progress final designs for container port...
Contract awarded for Westport marine geotech investigations

Advisory group established for Westport and shipbuilders

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THE WESTERN Trade Coast industrial area, home to future container terminal Westport and the Henderson Defence Precinct, as well as industrial processing and manufacturing,...
Advisory group established for Westport and shipbuilders

World’s biggest cable laying vessel arrives at Fremantle

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FRENCH-registered cable installation vessel Ile d’Yeu has arrived in Fremantle to begin laying a submarine cable connecting Sydney, Melbourne (via Torquay), Adelaide and Perth....
World’s biggest cable laying vessel arrives at Fremantle

GREEN FUELS: Fuelling net zero

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In spite of some backpedalling by US President Donald Trump, transport industries in Australia and around the world are searching for environmentally friendly fuels in the race to...
GREEN FUELS: Fuelling net zero

Pilbara Ports responds to FMG Nicola incident

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A STORY in national newspaper The Australian which outlined an emergency rescue of FMG Nicola at the port of Port Hedland after an engine breakdown has drawn a response from...
Pilbara Ports responds to FMG Nicola incident

MUA: ‘Pilbara Ports crying poor’

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PILBARA Ports has been on the receiving of a social media swipe from the Maritime Union of Australia’s WA branch which claims the ports are crying poor. A Facebook post from the...
MUA: ‘Pilbara Ports crying poor’

New Darwin port container yard builds capacity

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A NEW container yard at Darwin Port’s East Arm, opened at the end of June, has seen daily truck slot availability jump by 33% and daily container delivery rates increase by 35%. A...
New Darwin port container yard builds capacity

Flinders container pact follows Qube and Patrick MUA deals

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THE MARITIME Union of Australia (MUA) has followed up deals with Qube Ports and Patrick Terminals with a new in-principal enterprise agreement with the Flinders Adelaide Container...
Flinders container pact follows Qube and Patrick MUA deals

Triumvirate to build LNG opportunities

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WOODSIDE Energy has reinforced its support for Liquified Natural Gas, signing agreements with Hyundai Engineering and Hyundai Glovis to work on joint LNG projects. The three...
Triumvirate to build LNG opportunities

Take sleep seriously, warns AMSA

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VESSEL owners and operators are being reminded that failure to maintain watchkeeping and crewing standards could result in enforcement action from the Australian Maritime Safety...
Take sleep seriously, warns AMSA

Terracotta warriors a fragile task for Cathay

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TAKE 10, more than 2000-year-old, fragile Terracotta Warriors and transport them more than 7000 kilometres from China to Perth. That was the challenge Cathay Cargo faced in moving...
Terracotta warriors a fragile task for Cathay

Ground-breaking hull cleaning trials for Fremantle

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FREMANTLE Port pilot vessel Paddy Troy was the guinea pig for new hull-cleaning technology that could allow for vessel cleaning in-water, in ports - changing the way ship hulls...
Ground-breaking hull cleaning trials for Fremantle

Port Hedland pilots, in with the new, out with the old

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PORT HEDLAND’S new delivery model for marine pilot service has kicked in at Australia’s busiest bulk port. From 1 July, the new hybrid pilotage model which involves a cohort of...
Port Hedland pilots, in with the new, out with the old

Bardex expands to Australia to boost maritime infrastructure

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CALIFORNIAN headquartered engineering company Bardex is setting up in Australia to fill what it sees as a growing demand for maritime sustainment, offshore wind, and...
Bardex expands to Australia to boost maritime infrastructure