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SCLAA holds the 60th anniversary ASCLAs in Melbourne

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THE Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia held the 60th anniversary Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Awards last week at the Crown Palladium, Melbourne. More than...
SCLAA holds the 60th anniversary ASCLAs in Melbourne

Shore power to come to Australia in world first project

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SHIPS visiting Sydney will soon have access to the world’s first 100% renewable energy shore powered precinct. The development is planned for Bays Port, which includes Glebe...
Shore power to come to Australia in world first project

Flood relief donations bound for Lismore in emergency convoys

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LOGISTICS companies Mondiale VGL and DNV Transport are calling for donations ahead of an emergency convoy to support flood-affected communities in Lismore. The companies are...
Flood relief donations bound for Lismore in emergency convoys

No ACCC action in Qube’s Newcastle acquisition – for now

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THE Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will not presently pursue enforcement action in relation to Qube’s acquisition of the Newcastle Agri Terminal (NAT). However,...
No ACCC action in Qube’s Newcastle acquisition – for now

Swire Shipping celebrates 150th anniversary

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CELEBRATING its 150th anniversary this year, Swire Shipping has reflected on its past and is looking toward a sustainable future. The company is the oldest operating entity of...
Swire Shipping celebrates 150th anniversary

700 kilos of smuggled drugs found in shipping container

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NEW Zealand Customs intercepted a shipment of 700 kilograms of cocaine, found in a shipping container at the Port of Tauranga. Using what it said were “intelligence and targeting...
700 kilos of smuggled drugs found in shipping container

Wharf 4 upgrade in Geraldton nears completion

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MID WEST Ports Authority has announced the Wharf 4 Strengthening and Rail Replacement Project at Geraldton Port has effectively reached completion. The major project is one of the...
Wharf 4 upgrade in Geraldton nears completion

IA report identifies regional infrastructure gaps

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A new report from Infrastructure Australia has identified 12 regions with an infrastructure gap in capacity, connectivity and quality of freight infrastructure – these are among...
IA report identifies regional infrastructure gaps

CMA CGM completes first bonded LNG SIMOPS bunkering in China

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CMA CGM and Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) have together achieved the successful bunkering of a 15,000 TEU LNG-powered containership at Yangshan Port. CMA CGM SYMI was...
CMA CGM completes first bonded LNG SIMOPS bunkering in China

AMPI Maritime Future Conference

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THE Australasian Marine Pilots Institute’s Australia’s Maritime Future Conference is to be held soon – 30-31 March – in Wollongong. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to join with...
AMPI Maritime Future Conference

Patrick Terminals employees vote up enterprise agreement

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PATRICK Terminals employees across all four of its terminals have voted up a new enterprise agreement after two years of negotiations. The agreement gives employees a 4% pay rise...
Patrick Terminals employees vote up enterprise agreement

Neil Stephens appointed Port of Brisbane CEO

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NEIL Stephens has officially been appointed chief executive officer of Port of Brisbane. Stepping into the role of interim CEO in August last year, Mr Stephens has led the port...
Neil Stephens appointed Port of Brisbane CEO

Australia needs edge for future ag exports

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WITH more free-trade agreements around the world, Australia must find new competitive advantages for its ag exports to cut through in the market as more countries enter free-trade...
Australia needs edge for future ag exports

Bass Island Line transhipment service commences

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BASS Strait shipping specialist SeaRoad on Wednesday commenced its new weekly transhipping service for the Bass Island Line. The service comes after a regular Victorian port call...
Bass Island Line transhipment service commences

Inland Rail will cut transport costs: CSIRO

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CSIRO’s Inland Rail Supply Chain Mapping project found that a shift from road to Inland Rail could drive down the cost of transporting 22 million tonnes of freight every year. New...
Inland Rail will cut transport costs: CSIRO