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Container freight costs to soften for ag sector: report

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AUSTRALIA’S agricultural sector can expect to contend with elevated ocean container shipping costs and ongoing supply disruptions for at least another year before a normalisation...
Container freight costs to soften for ag sector: report

New CEO for Australian Logistics Council

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THE Australian Logistics Council has appointed a new CEO, with Dr Hermione Parsons taking up the key supply-chain leadership role. ALC chair Philip Davies welcomed the appointment...
New CEO for Australian Logistics Council

Light-pollution standards on Flinders Island helps native birds

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TASPORTS said its environmental standards to reduce light pollution at Flinders Island has helped prevent mortalities of short-tailed shearwaters during the 2022 migration season....
Light-pollution standards on Flinders Island helps native birds

Vic freight rail line upgrade complete

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THE VICTORIAN government announced it had carried out works to improve track conditions and upgrade the Sea Lake rail freight line in north-west Victoria. Works included the...
Vic freight rail line upgrade complete

Supply chain issues interfere with Nuyina's Antarctic shipping schedule

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MATERIAL shortages and supply chain issues have delayed the delivery of spare parts for icebreaker RSV Nuyina. The vessel is unlikely to be in service for the upcoming Antarctic...
Supply chain issues interfere with Nuyina's Antarctic shipping schedule

NSW freight rail upgrade complete

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A RAIL upgrade to 13 kilometres of the South Coast Line is now complete. The $40-million upgrade is to allow larger freight movements on the line. New South Wales minister for...
NSW freight rail upgrade complete

Nigerian government and shipping industry join forces on counter-piracy strategy

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EFFORTS to eliminate piracy in the Gulf of Guinea have ramped up with the launch of a new strategy devised by industry and Nigerian authorities. Launched by the Nigerian...
Nigerian government and shipping industry join forces on counter-piracy strategy

Seafarers need better access to shore-based healthcare post-pandemic, ICS says

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THE INTERNATIONAL Chamber of Shipping is calling on governments to do more to ensure seafarers can access healthcare ashore once pandemic circumstances have settled. The ICS noted...
Seafarers need better access to shore-based healthcare post-pandemic, ICS says

Port of Newcastle invites community to help name new cranes

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PORT of Newcastle is calling on the community to help decide on names for its new Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbour cranes. The $28.4 million cranes are currently on their way from...
Port of Newcastle invites community to help name new cranes

Tyre cargo cocaine smuggling attempt thwarted

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THE AUSTRALIAN Federal Police have charged four West Australians during an investigation into a transnational drug trafficking syndicate after 66 kilograms of cocaine was seized...
Tyre cargo cocaine smuggling attempt thwarted

Pilot cutter crews at Mackay to strike

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PILOT cutter crews at the Port of Mackay are stopping work for 24 hours starting from 0800 on Wednesday. The move by members of the Australian Maritime Officers Union and the...
Pilot cutter crews at Mackay to strike

ARTC moves closer to track upgrade with environmental review approval

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THE AUSTRALIAN Rail Track Corporation said an environmental assessment of its plan to upgrade 35 kilometres of track between the Hunter Valley coal network and the Inland Rail has...
ARTC moves closer to track upgrade with environmental review approval

Maersk withdraws from ICS board, strengthens membership with WSC

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AFTER serving on the board of the International Chamber of Shipping for around a decade, Maersk has withdrawn its company representative from the board. Maersk reviews its...
Maersk withdraws from ICS board, strengthens membership with WSC

Study shows just in time arrivals can reduce containership emissions

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JUST in time arrivals could reduce ships’ fuel consumption and associated emissions, according to new research from the GreenVoyage2050 project. The project is a partnership...
Study shows just in time arrivals can reduce containership emissions

Spectainer and Austal partner up

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AUSTAL, the ASX-listed shipbuilder, and Spectainer, which has developed the Collapsecon collapsible shipping container, have entered into a strategic partnership. Spectainer has...
Spectainer and Austal partner up