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Bumper orders for NCL cruise brands

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IN A move that would seem unprecedented for the cruise industry, Norwegian Cruise Lines Holdings has placed orders for eight new ships – all with Italian builder Fincantieri. The...
Bumper orders for NCL cruise brands

Damen, CMA CGM to fine-tune fuel use

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CMA CGM and Dutch-based Damen Shipyards Group have embarked on a project to modify up to ten of the containerline’s ships in a quest for fuel savings of around 10%. Up until now,...
Damen, CMA CGM to fine-tune fuel use

Green corridor plans go to govt

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THE GETTING to Zero Coalition, convened by the Global Maritime Forum, has submitted recommendations to the Federal Government for the establishment of a green shipping corridor...
Green corridor plans go to govt

Maersk's OC1 resumes Panama transits

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AFTER a break of around four months Maersk Line’s OC1 service will resume Panama Canal transits in mid-May. The carrier split its ANZ-East Coast North America service into two...
Maersk's OC1 resumes Panama transits

iReX wind-down details emerge

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THE IMPACT of the NZ Government’s cancellation of the NZ$1.3 billion iReX project to replace KiwiRail’s ageing Interislander rail/ro/pax ferries is being felt at local levels....
iReX wind-down details emerge

RightShip and Intercargo's excellence adventure

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MELBOURNE-founded RightShip and the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners have joined forces to launch an independent, not-for-profit industry organisation dedicated...
RightShip and Intercargo's excellence adventure

Drastic plastic: study finds tonnes on ocean floor

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IN A first estimate of how much plastic waste ends up on the floor of the world’s oceans, work by the CSIRO and the University of Toronto in Canada has concluded up to 11 million...
Drastic plastic: study finds tonnes on ocean floor

West pleads for more supply-chain resilience

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WA’s Western Roads Federation has made a 19-point submission to state, territory and federal governments seeking a co-ordinated approach to addressing the increasing number of...
West pleads for more supply-chain resilience

Melbourne assures about bridge safety

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PORT of Melbourne harbour master Warwick Laing has moved to reassure the industry and community that the West Gate Bridge is very unlikely to meet the fate of the Baltimore bridge...
Melbourne assures about bridge safety

Wallenius Wilhelmsen prices Baltimore lock-in

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WALLENIUS Wilhelmsen expects the closure of Baltimore, one of the USA’s leading automobile trade ports and a key company hub, to cost it up to US$10 million. WW estimates it will...
Wallenius Wilhelmsen prices Baltimore lock-in

Third expedition ship for Aurora

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SYDNEY-based Aurora Expeditions will introduce a third small polar cruise ship in 2025, named after Australian Antarctic explorer Douglas Mawson. The 154-pax Douglas Mawson will...
Third expedition ship for Aurora

Santos' FPSO reaches another milestone

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SANTOS Ltd’s Barossa Gas Project reached another significant milestone last week with the successful installation of the 13th of 16 modules on the floating production, storage and...
Santos' FPSO reaches another milestone

Flinders sells Logistics to Aurizon

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FLINDERS Port Holdings has sold its Logistics and Pirie Bulk divisions to railco Aurizon in a deal it says will promote further trade growth in South Australia. DCN understands...
Flinders sells Logistics to Aurizon

VICT pushing up landside charges

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VICTORIA International Container Terminal has invited submissions under the state’s Voluntary Pricing Protocol after issuing a 60-day notification of forthcoming increases in...
VICT pushing up landside charges

New ships for ANL services

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BRAND new containerships ordered or chartered by parent CMA CGM are being introduced to ANL’s Australian services. The 6014 TEU CMA CGM Zingaro arrived in Melbourne yesterday [2...
New ships for ANL services