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New Zealand nixes Nova/Holcim plan

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THE NEW Zealand Government has rejected a plan by cement supplier Holcim New Zealand to replace its coastal vessel with an imported, foreign-crewed cement carrier. Holcim had...
New Zealand nixes Nova/Holcim plan

Wallenius Wilhemsen doubles up

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A COMMITMENT to zero emissions and integrated supply chains has underpinned Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s multi-year extensions of two contracts with major automotive manufacturers....
Wallenius Wilhemsen doubles up

Victoria's offshore wind blows out, floating gas delayed

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VICTORIA’s ambitious plans for offshore wind farms in the Gippsland Basin have suffered another blow, as a third consortium late last week handed back its licence. The state...
Victoria's offshore wind blows out, floating gas delayed

Gorgon go-ahead for stage three

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THE OFFSHORE oil and gas services sector can look forward to increased activity with Chevron Australia and partners committing to the Gorgon Stage 3 development off the north-west...
Gorgon go-ahead for stage three

Port of Melbourne successfully sustains

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THE PORT of Melbourne (PoM) is showcasing its commitment to building a sustainable port for the benefit of the Victorian communities and businesses with the release today of its...
Port of Melbourne successfully sustains

Incat adds another for Molslinjen

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DCN Newsmaker of the Year, Incat Tasmania founder and chairman Robert Clifford, has capped off an already impressive year with confirmation Denmark’s Molslinjen has ordered a...
Incat adds another for Molslinjen

Finder finds an FPSO

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PERTH-based Finder Energy has moved closer to being an active oil and gas producer with the acquisition of a floating production storage and offtake vessel for its Timor Sea...
Finder finds an FPSO

Lyttelton stabilises, Maersk drops surcharge

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PROJECTIONS of better performance at the Lyttelton Container Terminal (LCT) have encouraged Maersk Line to drop congestion surcharges affecting international and coastal...
Lyttelton stabilises, Maersk drops surcharge

New life for former emergency towing vessel

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A FORMER AMSA-contracted Great Barrier Reef emergency towing vessel has secured a lucrative new contract in the Timor Sea. AHTS Coral Knight, which maintained the ETV role for AMS...
New life for former emergency towing vessel

Auckland to get new-fuel bunker tanker

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A NEW bunker tanker to be built for Port of Auckland and subsidiary Seafuels will be capable of supplying biodiesel and methanol, as well as low sulphur fuel and marine diesel...
Auckland to get new-fuel bunker tanker

Hampered Hansa Homburg helped by Seafarer Connect

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HUMANITARIAN initiative Seafarer Connect has come to the aid of crewmembers of the containership Hansa Homburg, which is undergoing four weeks of repairs at Sydney’s White Bay....
Hampered Hansa Homburg helped by Seafarer Connect

Procedural failure behind Spirit I casualty

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TIME PRESSURE and ineffective risk assessment were significant contributors to a serious injury in Spirit of Tasmania I’s engine room earlier this year, the Australian Transport...
Procedural failure behind Spirit I casualty

Townsville rocks on

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THE RE-ACTIVATION of the Ardmore Phosphate Mine in northwest Queensland has led to the shipment of more than 25,000 tonnes of phosphate rock from the port of Townsville to New...
Townsville rocks on

Albany port heritage project moves forward

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SOUTHERN Ports and H+H Architects are finalising designs to transform the heritage-listed Albany Pilot Station into a new community precinct. Designs for the $8.3 million overhaul...
Albany port heritage project moves forward

ZIM looks further afield for possible buyer

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MONTHS after ZIM Integrated Shipping Services received and rejected a takeover offer, the company’s board has announced it has received “indications of interest from multiple...
ZIM looks further afield for possible buyer