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TT Line ro-pax on its way home

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SPIRIT of Tasmania I has departed Singapore for Geelong after the Maritime & Port Authority released it from a short detention. In a statement operator TT Line noted the ship had...
TT Line ro-pax on its way home

CMA CGM Q2: Stable in an uncertain environment

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CMA CGM’s second quarter has seen a decline in shipping results year-on-year, most notably in EBITDA, but the broader Group results were stable. Releasing 1H/Q2 2025 results last...
CMA CGM Q2: Stable in an uncertain environment

Ports Victoria goes big on data with OMC

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PORTS Victoria will know much more of the minutiae of vessel movements in its waters after awarding OMC International a contract for detailed data analysis. OMC has won the tender...
Ports Victoria goes big on data with OMC

Port Melbourne Containers books in with OneStop

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PORT Melbourne Containers has become the latest company to hit the digital improvement trail, signing with OneStop for two integrated supply chain packages. In a joint statement...
Port Melbourne Containers books in with OneStop

Spirit of Tasmania I detained in Singapore

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TT Line’s ro-pax Spirit of Tasmania I has been detained post-drydock in Singapore, delaying its return to Bass Strait service. The vessel left Geelong on 6 July for bi-annual...
Spirit of Tasmania I detained in Singapore

‘Ground resonance’ likely caused pilot chopper crash

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THE AUSTRALIAN Transport Safety Board has found the phenomenon of ground resonance probably caused a Flyon helicopter to crash while taking off from the bulk carrier Star Coral...
‘Ground resonance’ likely caused pilot chopper crash

Maersk committed to OC1 service

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MAERSK Line has assured Australian and New Zealand shippers its OC1 service to/from East Coast North America will remain unchanged following MSC’s withdrawal as a slot-charterer....
Maersk committed to OC1 service

TT Line’s borrowing limit extended

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THE TASMANIAN Government has approved an increase in the borrowing limit for TT-Line, which warned earlier this year it could run out of money by September this year. Treasurer...
TT Line’s borrowing limit extended

A3N upgrade arrives in Melbourne

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THE FIRST of the A3 consortium’s upsized vessels in its northern loop (A3N) arrived in Melbourne yesterday [24 July]. The 7,111 TEU ALS Hercules, chartered by ANL, is also the...
A3N upgrade arrives in Melbourne

MSC taps China for crews

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IN PURSUIT of seafarer resources to crew its ever-expanding fleet Mediterranean Shipping Co has opened its first ship management company in China, in the Ningbo Beilun Free Trade...
MSC taps China for crews

It was a matter of time

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AS MSC continues its saturation of global container trades – not to mention luxury cruise shipping, Mediterranean ferry services, European towage, worldwide landside logistics...
It was a matter of time

MSC to launch own ANZ-North America service

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MEDITERRANEAN Shipping Company will launch a standalone Australia/New Zealand-East Coast North America service in February 2026, replacing a 15-year-old slot-charter agreement...
MSC to launch own ANZ-North America service

Mackay opens 2026 apprenticeships

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NORTH Queensland Bulk Ports is offering young people and jobseekers the chance to kickstart a trade career by the water, with applications now open for its 2026 apprenticeship...
Mackay opens 2026 apprenticeships

Tauranga’s electrifying announcement

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NEW ZEALAND’s largest container port is committing more than NZD 3.5 million to the acquisition of the nation’s first all-electric straddle carrier, with associated charging...
Tauranga’s electrifying announcement

Shipping lines strike while the iron is hot

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WITH key indices showing rises in freight rates on routes out of Asia into Australia and New Zealand and peak season looming carriers are pushing ahead with rate restorations,...
Shipping lines strike while the iron is hot