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Maersk reviews Lyttelton calls

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MAERSK Line is examining current and future calls at the Lyttelton Container Terminal as the port anticipates industrial action that could last through until February. Lyttelton...
Maersk reviews Lyttelton calls

The Bradfield Bulletin - 7th November

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I’M NOT sure if everyone else feels this way, but it feels like this week has been one of those longest, yet shortest, ones ever. When my kids were little, someone told me, “the...
The Bradfield Bulletin - 7th November

Wallenius Wilhelmsen on ‘steady course’

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AUTOMOTIVE logistics specialist Wallenius Wilhelmsen has reported Q3 2025 results on par with the previous quarter, after adjustments for income from asset sales. The Oslo-based...
Wallenius Wilhelmsen on ‘steady course’

Maritime New Zealand condemns Manahau operator over grounding

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THE MARITIME New Zealand (MNZ) investigation into the grounding of the self-propelled bulk barge Manahau off the west coast of New Zealand’s South Island on 31 August 2024 has...
Maritime New Zealand condemns Manahau operator over grounding

Record cruise visits help Darwin Port lift EBITDA to $42.4 million

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RECORD cruise ship and resource vessel visits have helped Darwin Port lift its EBITDA to $42.4 million for the 2025 financial year, up from $34 million the previous year.  The...
Record cruise visits help Darwin Port lift EBITDA to $42.4 million

AMPI CONFERENCE: Innovation, human element & future safety pathways

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MODERNISING pilotage and balancing technology adoption with operational judgement were key themes marking the start of day-two of the Australasian Marine Pilots Institute...
AMPI CONFERENCE: Innovation, human element & future safety pathways

Port-university tie-up launches $7.5 million marine science program

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NORTH Queensland Bulks Ports Corporation has built on its partnership with James Cook University to advance marine science in North Queensland by investing $7.5 million in a new...
Port-university tie-up launches $7.5 million marine science program

OSSA seeks support for scholarship fund

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OFFSHORE & Specialist Ships Australia (OSSA) is seeking support for its Scholarship Fund, a new initiative aimed at providing financial and mentoring assistance to young...
OSSA seeks support for scholarship fund

2Q FY25 a bad one for ONE

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SECOND quarter FY 2025 has proven rather disastrous for Ocean Network Express, with the carrier eking out profit of just US$285 million on revenue of US$4,455 million,...
2Q FY25 a bad one for ONE

Pilbara Ports commits to First Nations reconciliation with Action Plan

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PILBARA Ports has launched its inaugural Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan, marking the organisation’s commitment to building stronger and enduring relationships with First...
Pilbara Ports commits to First Nations reconciliation with Action Plan

Harren unites interests under SAL name

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GERMANY’s Harren Group is bringing together a number of its entities in a streamlined structure under the SAL umbrella. In a move intended to “give customers seamless access to...
Harren unites interests under SAL name

American P&I Club lifts its sustainability performance

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TRAINING and education programs were key among many diverse initiatives helping the American P&I Club (API) improve its baseline score in its Sustainability Report 2025, just the...
American P&I Club lifts its sustainability performance

Industry group welcomes NSW roads review

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A REVIEW of the NSW Roads Act 1993 has been welcomed by the Australian Logistics Council (ALC) as a step towards meeting the needs of modern freight operations. In its submission...
Industry group welcomes NSW roads review

Carpentaria expanding Cairns fleet

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AN INCAT Crowther-designed vessel now in build at Hobart’s RDM Constructions will join Cairns-based Carpentaria Marine Services next year in a multi-purpose role. Carpentaria...
Carpentaria expanding Cairns fleet

Queensland government opens trade office opened in Hanoi

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THE QUEENSLAND government has announced it has delivered a new trade and investment office in the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi. This makes Queensland the first Australian state...
Queensland government opens trade office opened in Hanoi