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WA trade ball delivers big for youth charity

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THERE'S something truly special about the way Western Australia’s shipping and logistics sector shows up, not just for the business of trade, but for each other, and for our...
WA trade ball delivers big for youth charity

MSC to launch own ANZ-North America service

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MEDITERRANEAN Shipping Company will launch a standalone Australia/New Zealand-East Coast North America service in February 2026, replacing a 15-year-old slot-charter agreement...
MSC to launch own ANZ-North America service

Patrick Terminals executive joins ICHCA board

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PATRICK Terminals chief operating officer, Steve Cox, has joined the board of the International Cargo Handling and Coordination Association of Australia. Mr Cox leads the...
Patrick Terminals executive joins ICHCA board

Grand plans mooted for Port of Karumba

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AN ENHANCED Port of Karumba can facilitate growth in the export of minerals and agricultural products, Gulf Savannah Development chief executive Neil O’Brien says. Port of Karumba...
Grand plans mooted for Port of Karumba

Mackay opens 2026 apprenticeships

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NORTH Queensland Bulk Ports is offering young people and jobseekers the chance to kickstart a trade career by the water, with applications now open for its 2026 apprenticeship...
Mackay opens 2026 apprenticeships

AI lends freight forwarders a helping hand

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DIGITAL air freight platform cargo.one believes it has developed a system that will stop freight forwarders chasing their tales. Cargo.one’s latest release includes a series of...
AI lends freight forwarders a helping hand

Tauranga’s electrifying announcement

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NEW ZEALAND’s largest container port is committing more than NZD 3.5 million to the acquisition of the nation’s first all-electric straddle carrier, with associated charging...
Tauranga’s electrifying announcement

Shipping lines strike while the iron is hot

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WITH key indices showing rises in freight rates on routes out of Asia into Australia and New Zealand and peak season looming carriers are pushing ahead with rate restorations,...
Shipping lines strike while the iron is hot

Former footy ump and logistics manager faces court

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A FORMER footy umpire accused of defrauding Searoad Shipping for almost $9million has appeared in court. Troy Pannell, 48, was brought before the Supreme Court of Victoria last...
Former footy ump and logistics manager faces court

Ports Australia nominated for sustainability awards

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A GUIDANCE document to help Australian ports work their way through measuring and managing emissions has helped Ports Australia to a spot in the prestigious International...
Ports Australia nominated for sustainability awards

Veteran wharfie mourned

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MARITIME Union national secretary Paddy Crumlin has paid tribute to veteran wharfie Jimmy Donovan who has passed away at the age of 85. Mr Donovan was a senior official with the...
Veteran wharfie mourned

Lumsden Point causeway complete

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A ONE-kilometre causeway connecting two new wharves to an extensive logistics hub has been completed at the Port of Port Hedland’s Lumsden Point. The causeway incorporates a...
Lumsden Point causeway complete

PILOTAGE: All stations go

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As remote and AI-based technologies begin knocking at the door, pilotage companies are focusing on training and development for their workers to ensure the highest standard is...
PILOTAGE: All stations go

Incat plugs in Danish contract

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INCAT Tasmania has won a landmark contract to design and build two new state-of-the-art battery-electric ferries for leading Danish ferry operator Molslinjen, a previous customer....
Incat plugs in Danish contract

AAL puts the wind up Wambo

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AAL SHIPPING is celebrating the completion of a major breakbulk and project cargo task – the delivery of components of the 500-megawatt Wambo Wind Farm from China to Queensland....
AAL puts the wind up Wambo