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VTA thanks Brendan Hopley for decades of service

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THE executive council and secretariat of the Victorian Transport Association has expressed its sincere gratitude and thanks to Brendan Hopley, who is leaving the council after...
VTA thanks Brendan Hopley for decades of service

Report finds renewables stimulus generates more jobs than fossil fuels

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A REPORT completed by consultancy firm Ernst & Young has found that a stimulus package aligned with Australia’s national climate change greenhouse gas emissions goals would...
Report finds renewables stimulus generates more jobs than fossil fuels

Gladstone seagrass meadows in the best condition for a decade

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IN good news for local fisheries, and for hungry dugong and turtles the seagrass in Gladstone is in the best condition of the past decade. The results come from a monitoring...
Gladstone seagrass meadows in the best condition for a decade

Australia-India partnership to further drive trade opportunities

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MINISTER for agriculture David Littleproud has applauded the Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership agreed to on 4 June by Prime Ministers Scott Morrison of Australia...
Australia-India partnership to further drive trade opportunities

Exports hold strong in the Pilbara during May

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PILBARA Ports Authority has delivered a total monthly throughput of 62.8 million tonnes for the month of May 2020. This throughput was a 2% decrease compared to the same month in...

Port community reference groups award grants

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MACKAY and Hay Point communities will soon benefit from two $5,000 sponsorships awarded by their local Port Community Reference Groups. North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation...
Port community reference groups award grants

May data suggests more turbulent times ahead for air cargo

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INDUSTRY data for May supports the continued small recovery of air cargo volumes but a fall in demand over the last two weeks of the month may signal more challenging times ahead...
May data suggests more turbulent times ahead for air cargo

NQBP delivers book boost to port schools

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FOUR primary schools will receive hundreds of new books to replenish classroom libraries to boost reading rates thanks to North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation. NQBP’s $8,000...
NQBP delivers book boost to port schools

ANL reports progress with APL England clean-up (with video)

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ANL is talking up progress with cleaning up coastal areas affected by the containers that fell overboard from containership APL England on 20 May. Following the incident, ANL...
ANL reports progress with APL England clean-up (with video)

Last minute bid to save the Aurora Australis

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THE Independent member for Clark, Andrew Wilkie, has appealed to the Prime Minister, Tasmanian Premier, and the owner of the RSV Aurora Australia, so its cultural, heritage and...
Last minute bid to save the Aurora Australis

Weipa annual dredging completed

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NORTH Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation has completed annual maintenance dredging at Weipa. NQBP chief executive Nicolas Fertin said the dredge vessel TSHD Brisbane left the port...
Weipa annual dredging completed

OPINION: Ongoing role for methyl bromide in the supply chain

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A RECENT article by Peter McRae, Methyl Bromide and the Road to 2047, addressed the Montreal Protocol regarding the use of methyl bromide and how the Department of Agriculture,...
OPINION: Ongoing role for methyl bromide in the supply chain

Safety message following ship elevator tragedy

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THE death of a containership crew member who became trapped between an elevator cage and a bulkhead highlights safety management, an investigation from the Australian Transport...
Safety message following ship elevator tragedy

Key appointment for Port of Tauranga

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PORT of Tauranga has announced Melanie Dyer as its new corporate services manager. Ms Dyer replaces the recently retired Sara Lunam and is to join Port of Tauranga later this...
Key appointment for Port of Tauranga

Bollard installation completed in Melbourne

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PORT of Melbourne recently finished installing new 150-tonne bollards at Swanson Dock East and West to accommodate bigger ships. This $8.5m project was engineered by AECOM and...
Bollard installation completed in Melbourne