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Fortescue’s record shipments in March quarter

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MINING company Fortescue Metals Group has reported record shipments of iron ore during the 2020 financial year March quarter, defying any possible impact from coronavirus. In...
Fortescue’s record shipments in March quarter

U-Freight charters Russian aircraft to deliver PPE

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THE U-Freight Group chartered an Aeroflot passenger aircraft, which had been reconfigured to handle freight only, to airfreight more than 2,000 cartons of urgently needed personal...
U-Freight charters Russian aircraft to deliver PPE

Sheep ship set to sail following court ruling

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THE Federal Court has cleared the way for a live export ship to leave Fremantle, rejecting an appeal from Animals Australia against an earlier approval from the Department of...
Sheep ship set to sail following court ruling

Agriculture outlook dominated by recovery from drought

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WHILE the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to present challenges, the outlook for agriculture will be dominated by recovery from drought, according to the June Agriculture...
Agriculture outlook dominated by recovery from drought

Mechanical issues delay Maersk Semarang

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MAERSK Line has confirmed mechanical issues are behind delays in the sailing of Maersk Semarang, a container ship currently at Port Botany. Maersk Semarang (IMO 9330070) is a...
Mechanical issues delay Maersk Semarang

HullWiper joins new global alliance for marine biosafety

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HULLWIPER has become one of four founding members of the International Maritime Organisation’s Global Industry Alliance for Marine Biosafety. The GIA will work with the IMO’s...
HullWiper joins new global alliance for marine biosafety

Directions order issued to APL England owners

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OWNERS of the APL England have been issued with a direction from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority ordering them to search for missing containers. As reported in Daily...
Directions order issued to APL England owners

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

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

AMC deal to deliver training to Filipino seafarers

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AN MOU has been signed during a virtual Zoom meeting between AMC Search, the training and consultancy division of the Australian Maritime College, and Oceanwide Maritime Services...
AMC deal to deliver training to Filipino seafarers

Industry group releases new IoT container standards

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THE Digital Container Shipping Association’s standards for IoT containers have just been released, the first of their kind in the shipping industry. DCSA is a neutral, non-profit...
Industry group releases new IoT container standards

Logistics specialists to the fore in supplying Victoria with PPE

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THE logistics skills of C.H. Robinson have come to the fore in helping supply the state of Victoria with personal protective equipment during the pandemic. Health Purchasing...
Logistics specialists to the fore in supplying Victoria with PPE

Global LNG demand faces seasonal contraction

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THE global liquefied natural gas industry is about to face its first seasonal demand contraction since 2012, with demand in northern summer 2020 expected to fall 2.7% or 3 million...
Global LNG demand faces seasonal contraction

TAPA warns of a significant spike in cargo thefts

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CARGO owners and logistics providers must prepare to protect their supply chains from a projected spike in cargo thefts as coronavirus lockdowns begin to be lifted across the...
TAPA warns of a significant spike in cargo thefts

Court rules in favour of live exporters in live export ban class action

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CATTLE producers have won a class action against the Commonwealth government, after the Federal Court ruled a 2011 live export ban imposed by then agriculture minister Joe Ludwig...
Court rules in favour of live exporters in live export ban class action