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Captain Dick Francis remembered

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THE Melbourne maritime community is mourning the passing of Captain Dick Francis who died on 10 March at the age of 86. Captain Francis was in recent times known for his voluntary...
Captain Dick Francis remembered

Trade facilitation and market access discussed at AGIC Asia

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THEMES of trade facilitation and market access were discussed at Australian Grains Industry Conferences held in Shanghai and Ho Chi Minh City this month. Held under the theme...
Trade facilitation and market access discussed at AGIC Asia

MITEZ calls for national focus on Mount Isa–Townsville corridor

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THE OMISSION of key northern projects from Infrastructure Australia’s national priority list highlights the challenge of ensuring productive infrastructure in the bush,...
MITEZ calls for national focus on Mount Isa–Townsville corridor

Bigger ships & rail highlighted in IA priority list

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AN INCREASE in the use of larger box ships is set to pose port capacity challenges, Infrastructure Australia (IA) says. The independent statutory body has just published its 2026...
Bigger ships & rail highlighted in IA priority list

Tall ship Alma Doepel sails for Queenscliff

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A VOYAGE to Queenscliff (Victoria) for the town’s famous maritime festival has helped raise awareness of the tall ship Alma Doepel and ongoing restoration efforts. The vessel set...
Tall ship Alma Doepel sails for Queenscliff

MUA and Carnival at odds over inspections

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CARNIVAL Cruise Line and the Maritime Union are at loggerheads over inspection rights following an apparent incident on Monday at Sydney’s Circular Quay. The MUA said their...
MUA and Carnival at odds over inspections

Green Cape Lighthouse restored to use

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LIGHT has been restored to Green Cape on the New South Wales south coast, with the historic lighthouse resuming operations in February after 34 years out of service. Australia’s...
Green Cape Lighthouse restored to use

‘Let’s cruise’ says PANSW, as price incentives announced

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PORT Authority of New South Wales has announced price incentives to encourage cruise lines to visit during the chillier months of the year. A PANSW spokesperson said the sector...
‘Let’s cruise’ says PANSW, as price incentives announced

Salta markets pre-leases at Melbourne intermodals

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PROPERTY developer Salta has appointed commercial real estate agency Colliers to market pre-leases for its two intermodal terminals located at Dandenong South and Altona. The...
Salta markets pre-leases at Melbourne intermodals

Hastings seeks draft strategy feedback

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MANAGEMENT at Port of Hastings are seeking further feedback before finalising their Port Development Strategy 2055. A draft document has just been released for public feedback....
Hastings seeks draft strategy feedback

Concerns for seafarers as Middle East conflict rages

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WARNINGS for the safety of seafarers during the Middle East conflict have been issued by two of the world’s leading providers of seafarer welfare. Mission to Seafarers...
Concerns for seafarers as Middle East conflict rages

Avocado exporters get a Malaysian boost

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STRONG growth in volumes of avocadoes exported to Malaysia show the Southeast Asia nation is an important partner, Avocadoes Australia (AA) says. According to AA, Hong Kong,...
Avocado exporters get a Malaysian boost

Union targets e-commerce giant

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E-COMMERCE giant Amazon Australia has been hit with protests around the country, with what the Transport Workers Union says is the first stage of “escalating action” aimed at...
Union targets e-commerce giant

Middle East crisis shows we need strategic fleet, MIAL says

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A STRATEGIC fleet and investment in Australian shipping should be government priorities in the wake of the latest round of hostilities in the Middle East, Maritime Industry...
Middle East crisis shows we need strategic fleet, MIAL says

Oil shock leaves freight sector “highly exposed”, industry warns

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INDUSTRY bodies have warned of the impact on the Australian logistics and transport sectors from the cutting of the crucial Strait of Hormuz at the entrance to the Persian Gulf....
Oil shock leaves freight sector “highly exposed”, industry warns