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WOMEN IN MARITIME: Women testing the water

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2019 is such an exciting year for women in maritime. With so many activities happening around Australia, and around the world, we have a chance to think globally and act locally....
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Women testing the water

Exports boost container throughput in Adelaide

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Port of Adelaide experienced its highest level of container throughput since January this year, according to the latest trade statistics available from Flinders Ports. Port of...

VIDEO: Container vessel cuts it too close while berthing

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Taken by port workers at the Pakistani port of Karachi last year shows containers falling from the moving container ship and crashing onto the wharf. Luckily it appears that...
VIDEO: Container vessel cuts it too close while berthing

THE GRILL: Evan Knapp

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What is your current job and what does it entail? I’m executive officer of the South Australian Freight Council, the peak multimodal transport industry association in SA. My job...
THE GRILL: Evan Knapp

VIDEO: Pilot boards ship in large seas

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FOOTAGE on YouTube reveals the challenges marine pilots face when boarding ships in rough seas. The pilot’s cutter approaches a ship but the pilot is prevented from boarding...
VIDEO: Pilot boards ship in large seas

WOMEN IN MARITIME: Profile - Natalie Godward

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NATALIE Godward works from Eden on the beautiful south coast of New South Wales, a wonderful natural harbour and a developing cruise destination. She manages cruise visits into...
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Profile - Natalie Godward

MARITIME LAW: Autonomous ships: 2019 update and the future

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REGULATION of autonomous vessels and legislation dealing with their safety, manning and operation remain a particular challenge both nationally and internationally. The maritime...
MARITIME LAW: Autonomous ships: 2019 update and the future

INDUSTRY OPINION: Technology key to evolution in logistics

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IN AUSTRALIA and New Zealand, a limited manufacturing base means our business is unique. We are predominately driven by imports, yet we still face the same challenges as the rest...
INDUSTRY OPINION: Technology key to evolution in logistics

Vale Barrie Lewarn

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THE world of maritime education is mourning the passing of Professor Barrie Lewarn, an adjunct professor at the Australian Maritime College. Gaining a doctorate in philosophy from...

WOMEN IN MARITIME: Paving the way for gender equality

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THERE is mixed news coming out of recent reports on the status of gender equality. The Maritime Industry Australia Seafaring Skills Census 2018 reported the overall percentage of...
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Paving the way for gender equality

Port of Melbourne to be the major sponsor for the 2019 DCN awards night

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THE AUSTRALIAN Shipping and Maritime Industry Awards are entering their 24th year and in 2019 this prestigious industry event is to be held at the Plaza Ballroom in Melbourne. As...
Port of Melbourne to be the major sponsor for the 2019 DCN awards night

THE GRILL: Tom Holyman

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How have you enjoyed your recent move from ANL to Kalmar? I am enjoying not only the change in company, but also the more significant change into a different industry sector. It...
THE GRILL: Tom Holyman

Golfers hit the greens for Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy

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SIXTY of shippings finest golf talent assembled at Waterford Valley Golf Course east of Melbourne in early April for the Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy. Temperatures of 23-26...

THE GRILL: Jason Varsamidis

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What has changed in the industry since you started? I started my career at P&O in 1997, so I’ve been privileged to be part of the immense changes in our industry over the past 20...
THE GRILL: Jason Varsamidis

THE GRILL: Sue Dight

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Where did you grow up? I am a Melbourne girl who was born and raised in Noble Park. My memories are of a place where you could swim in the backyard and play rounds in the streets....
THE GRILL: Sue Dight