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Maersk 2020 results solid

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“TWENTY-twenty will forever be remembered for the COVID-19 pandemic, that negatively impacted our lives, jobs, businesses and the global economy,” A.P. Møller - Mærsk CEO Søren...
Maersk 2020 results solid

Hapag-Lloyd concludes ‘green financings’ for six large containerships

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HAPAG-Lloyd concluded two debt transactions according to the Green Loan Principles of the Loan Market Association. They were associated with the financing of six 23,500-TEU...
Hapag-Lloyd concludes ‘green financings’ for six large containerships

Throughput up across the board at Pilbara ports

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THE month of January 2021 saw 57.1 million tonnes of cargo move through the ports managed by Pilbara Ports Authority. This throughput was a 4% increase compared to the same month...
Throughput up across the board at Pilbara ports

New solar installation at the Port of Bundaberg

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GLADSTONE Ports Corporation’s workshop at the Port of Bundaberg is going green with a 30-kilowatt solar system installed over the entire roof. A solar array of 160 panels now...
New solar installation at the Port of Bundaberg

New chairman for Port of Brisbane

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PORT of Brisbane will have a new chairman, Guy Cowan, starting on 17 February. Mr Cowan will assume the position following the retirement of long-serving Port of Brisbane chair,...
New chairman for Port of Brisbane

SCF acquires Tropical Containers

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SCF this week closed the acquisition of Townsville-based Tropical Containers. The company said it would build on Tropical Containers’ existing product offering and offer an...
SCF acquires Tropical Containers

Non-profit provides “reality check” on diversity and inclusion

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HUMAN Rights at Sea has published an interesting case study by Advisory Board member and maritime professional, Joanne Rawley, providing a personal insight and commentary as a...
Non-profit provides “reality check” on diversity and inclusion

Australia’s temporary Antarctic vessel foreign-crewed, MUA calls for govt intervention

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THE MARITIME Union has called on the federal government to intervene and ensure vessels on voyages for the Australian Antarctic Division are Australian-crewed, pointing out that...
Australia’s temporary Antarctic vessel foreign-crewed, MUA calls for govt intervention

New standard for in-water cleaning set for trial

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SHIPPING industry group BIMCO has developed the first international standard for in-water cleaning to help protect the marine environment from pollution and the introduction of...
New standard for in-water cleaning set for trial

Big change in Brisbane pilotage

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PORT of Brisbane pilotage services have been locked in for the next 10 years, with Poseidon Sea Pilots to provide expert guidance to large vessels within port waters. Maritime...
Big change in Brisbane pilotage

Recognition for work of Pilbara welfare association

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THE Australian Maritime Safety Authority has given thanks to the West Pilbara Port Welfare Association for organising 1200 hampers to be delivered to seafarers last Christmas....
Recognition for work of Pilbara welfare association

Industrial buildings awards for Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre

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NSW PORTS has announced that two of the precincts within the Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre were recently awarded the NSW Master Builders Association ‘Excellence in...
Industrial buildings awards for Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre

Crew change on bulker stuck off China

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MSC, the operator of the bulker Anastasia, directed the vessel to Japan after it had been stuck off the coast of China since September. The ship is one of dozens of coal-carrying...
Crew change on bulker stuck off China

Survey to assess the wellness of Australian seafarers

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MARITIME Industry Australia and Hunterlink have put together the Australian Seafarer Wellness Survey, which attempts to gauge the attitudes of seafarers across a broad range of...
Survey to assess the wellness of Australian seafarers

Industrial dispute at VICT ramps up

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INDUSTRIAL action at the Victorian International Container Terminal appears imminent; the Maritime Union has given notice of a four-hour stoppage starting on Tuesday, 16 February...
Industrial dispute at VICT ramps up