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Oakajee gets set to support heavy freight

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A $20 million road contract has been awarded to Highway Construction Pty Ltd, with works to start in coming months on upgrades to support heavy freight movements in and out of the...
Oakajee gets set to support heavy freight

Australia's first hyperbaric common user facility open for business

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AUSTRALIA’S first deepwater hyperbaric common user facility opened its doors this week (31 July). The facility, operated by Matrix Composites and Engineering, is part of the...
Australia's first hyperbaric common user facility open for business

ITF week of action singles out cruise ships, offshore oil and gas

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EXPEDITION cruise ships and offshore oil and gas industries were among vessels the International Transport Workers Federation Inspectorate claims have underpaid seafarers an...
ITF week of action singles out cruise ships, offshore oil and gas

Green ammonia for COSCO Shipping in Fortescue deal

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FORTESCUE and COSCO Shipping will work together to collaborate on converting the COSCO fleet to green ammonia. The two companies have signed a non-binding memorandum of...
Green ammonia for COSCO Shipping in Fortescue deal

Port of Melbourne hits grain export record

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WITH grain exports of 3.37 million tonnes in the 2024 financial year Port of Melbourne has set a new record. A major milestone with grain now hold a 30% share of exports at...
Port of Melbourne hits grain export record

Container trucks to weigh in at Fremantle

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ALL TRUCKS carrying full import containers from DP World’s Fremantle terminal must now use a weigh-in-motion system. The WIM measures axle group weights calibrated to the general...
Container trucks to weigh in at Fremantle

MMA deal done

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SINGAPORE-based Cyan Renewables has completed its acquisition of Western Australian vessel operator MMA Offshore, making it the Asia Pacific’s biggest platform for offshore wind...
MMA deal done

EES warns of more container delays in Singapore

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WITH demand for container shipping hitting a record high in May, EES Shipping is warning that delays in Singapore won’t improve in August and September. In a posting to its...
EES warns of more container delays in Singapore

Rio Tinto celebrates 4 billion tonnes of iron ore for China

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RIO Tinto is celebrating more than 50 years of shipping iron ore to China to be used in the steel that has built much of that nation’s infrastructure. On 18 July, a shipment of...
Rio Tinto celebrates 4 billion tonnes of iron ore for China

Woodside acquisition of Tellurian will make it an LNG powerhouse

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WOODSIDE Energy is set to become a world heavyweight in the liquified natural gas (LNG) market following its US$900 million acquisition of U.S. company Tellurian. The deal...
Woodside acquisition of Tellurian will make it an LNG powerhouse

Scam warning in wake of CrowdStrike outage

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TO ADD insult to injury, a warning has gone out that a series of scams are following in the wake of the CrowdStrike National IT Outage. The Australian Signals Directorate...
Scam warning in wake of CrowdStrike outage

Seafarer centres to open 24 hours

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IT MIGHT seem counterintuitive but Mission to Seafarers centres, many of which are struggling to find volunteers, are starting to open 24 hours a day. Speaking at the Seafarers...
Seafarer centres to open 24 hours

Record-breaking year for WA's Southern Ports

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WHILE it hasn’t all been smooth sailing at Western Australia’s Southern Ports in recent months the group has posted a record-breaking year. Trade records were broken across its...
Record-breaking year for WA's Southern Ports

WA minister highlights seafarer welfare and Pilbara centre

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IN A KEYNOTE address on Day 2 of the Seafarers Welfare Conference in Fremantle, WA minister for ports David Michael told the audience that Fremantle Ports is working to establish...
WA minister highlights seafarer welfare and Pilbara centre

Wage theft inspectors to hit WA ports from 21 July

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INTERNATIONAL Transport Workers Federation inspectors from the US, South Korea, United Kingdom and Sweden will join Australian inspectors targeting wage theft at Western...
Wage theft inspectors to hit WA ports from 21 July