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HFW wins at SAMEA Awards

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INTERNATIONAL law firm HFW recently won the Excellence in Maritime Law award at the Lloyd's List South Asia, Middle East and Africa awards. Judges said the award recognised a law...
HFW wins at SAMEA Awards

ACCC consults on liner competition exemptions

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A DISCUSSION paper on class exemptions from competition laws has been released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. Liners providing cargo shipping services to...
ACCC consults on liner competition exemptions

ARTC makes board re-appointments

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DAVID Saxelby and Jennifer Seabrook hav served on the ARTC Board since 2016 and now have been re-appointed for a further three years. Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack...
ARTC makes board re-appointments

Ship recycling convention closer following Indian accession

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INDIA has acceded to the IMO Hong Kong Convention, the treaty that is to set global standards for safe and environmentally-sound ship recycling. Gopal Krishna, Secretary to the...
Ship recycling convention closer following Indian accession

Under keel clearance system upgrade for Bunbury

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SOUTHERN Ports in Australia has signed off on an upgrade of its DUKC system for the Port of Bunbury. Under keel clearance specialists OMC International have worked with the port...
Under keel clearance system upgrade for Bunbury

Wilkie moves to ban live exports

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TASMANIAN independent Andrew Wilkie has introduced another Private Members Bill in the House of Representatives aimed at winding down the live export trade. This is the fourth...
Wilkie moves to ban live exports

Philip Holliday appointed CEO at PANSW

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SYDNEY harbour master Captain Philip Holliday has been appointed chief executive and director of the Port Authority of New South Wales. The announcement was made by PANSW chair...
Philip Holliday appointed CEO at PANSW

LETTER TO THE DCN: Infrastructure surcharge hikes

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I WRITE regarding the announcement by VICT of a 43.3% increase in the charge levied for the privilege of using their facilities that is to apply from 1 January. The new rate will...

Freight a feature of Sydney rail conference

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RAIL industry leaders and others from Australia, New Zealand and around the world have arrived in Sydney for this week's AusRAIL conference and exhibition. The conference is to...
Freight a feature of Sydney rail conference

Government announces new IR paper

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A NEW industrial relations paper has been announced by federal industrial relations minister and attorney-general Christian Porter. The paper is designed to look at ideas to boost...
Government announces new IR paper

Australia re-elected to key role with IMO

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AUSTRALIA has been re-elected to Category B of International Maritime Organization following a meeting of the IMO Council in London. Deputy Prime Minister and infrastructure...

Indian market too big to ignore says roundtable

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A BUSINESS roundtable including exporters has provided advice about how business and government can work together to expand Australia’s trade with India. India is an agricultural...
Indian market too big to ignore says roundtable

ABF & Indian Coast Guard exercises hailed a success

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THE Indian Coast Guard Ship Shaurya was in Australia to engage in a range of exercises, activities and information sharing with Australian Border Force officers from Maritime...
ABF & Indian Coast Guard exercises hailed a success

Bilateral agreement reached on Inland Rail

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DEPUTY Prime Minister and Minister for transport Michael McCormack said the bilateral agreement between the Australian and Queensland governments would ensure Queensland’s future...
Bilateral agreement reached on Inland Rail

Government IR legislation torpedoed in the Senate

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LEGISLATION aimed at changing federal IR laws have been defeated, after the government failed to secure the crucial votes of One Nation and independent Jacqui Lambie. The result...