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Government foreshadows army port facilities

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THE FEDERAL government has issued a notice that it intends calling for tenders on a $7 to $10 billion of port infrastructure projects to support its Littoral Manoeuvre Program....
Government foreshadows army port facilities

Svitzer on the lookout for Indigenous tugboat trainees

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TUGBOAT operator Svitzer is on the lookout for First Nations trainees at the Port of Dampier as part of a new national partnership with the Stars Foundation. The Karratha chapter...
Svitzer on the lookout for Indigenous tugboat trainees

Woodside approved to drill until 2070

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IN THE the face of extreme lobbying from environment groups federal environment minister Murray Watt has approved Woodside’s extension of its North West gas project until 2070. Mr...
Woodside approved to drill until 2070

Tug of war over Darwin port

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THE CHINESE Ambassador to Australia, Xiao Qian, has defended the rights of China’s Landbridge Group to continue operating the Port of Darwin. But at the same time New York-based...
Tug of war over Darwin port

Wyndham project for Danish logistics company

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DANISH logistics company Norden has signed a deal with Kimberley Metals Group (KMG) in Wyndham in north-west Western Australia to transport iron ore by barge to ocean going...
Wyndham project for Danish logistics company

Austal appoints Richard Gibb as new non-executive director

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A SECOND Forrest family board member has been appointed to shipbuilder Austal’s board as the battle for control of the company heats up again. The appointment of former Credit...
Austal appoints Richard Gibb as new non-executive director

DeepOcean acquires Shelf Subsea

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OCEAN services provider DeepOcean has expanded its global reach with the acquisition of independent provider Shelf Subsea Shelf’s coverage of the Asia-Pacific and Middle East...
DeepOcean acquires Shelf Subsea

Woodside a step closer to North West Shelf gas approval

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THE PATH appears to have been cleared for environment minister Murray Watt to approve Woodside’s North West Shelf gas extension with his rejection of environmental groups’ call...
Woodside a step closer to North West Shelf gas approval

ABN fraud running rife in logistics

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CASES of ABN fraud are being picked up almost every week by Western Australian logistics company Transitainer. Director Kelly Crossley said she was picking up attempts to...
ABN fraud running rife in logistics

MMA wins Chevron contract for marine support

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MARINE and subsea services provider MMA Offshore, has been awarded a multi-year vessel support contract from Chevron Australia. The contract is to provide marine logistical...
MMA wins Chevron contract for marine support

Contractor sought to maintain navy frigates

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THE ROYAL Australian Navy is seeking a long-term contractor to maintain its seven Anzac-class frigates. The Anzac Class Design Support Contract is under open tender and is focused...
Contractor sought to maintain navy frigates

Broome floating wharf almost here

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BROOME’S floating wharf is almost at its final destination. Kimberley Marine Support Base has posted on LinkedIn that the floating wharf had been shipped to Broome “with the two...
Broome floating wharf almost here

New fuel discharge system at Geraldton

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A NEW fuel discharge system has gone live at Mid West Ports Geraldton Port in Western Australia. A Mid West Ports LinkedIn post said the Berth 5 fuel discharge system has taken...

Urgent dredging for Darwin ferry terminal

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URGENT maintenance dredging has been scheduled for Darwin’s Cullen Bay. The dredging has been fast-tracked to maintain safe and reliable ferry services at Cullen Bay and will...

Pilbara Ports: ‘no immediate threat of industrial action’

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PILBARA Ports believes moves by the Maritime Union to take protected industrial action will have no immediate impact on operations at Port Hedland. A Facebook post by the union...
Pilbara Ports: ‘no immediate threat of industrial action’