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Arrests after bungled air-cargo meth import attempt

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TWO men have been arrested and charged over a plot import 600 grams of methamphetamine in an air-cargo consignment of vehicle parts from Africa. Australian Federal Police and...
Arrests after bungled air-cargo meth import attempt

VARD delivers second expedition cruise vessel to Australia

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SPECIALIST vessel designer and builder VARD has announced the successful handover of a second expedition cruise vessel, Coral Geographer, to Coral Expeditions of Australia....
VARD delivers second expedition cruise vessel to Australia

Kalmar to deliver 12 AutoStrad units to Patrick

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PATRICK Terminals and Kalmar have inked a deal for 12 new AutoStrad units, which are due for delivery during the second quarter of 2022. Of the twelve new eighth-generation Kalmar...
Kalmar to deliver 12 AutoStrad units to Patrick

TAFE Queensland awarded RAN training contract

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TAFE Queensland was awarded the $36 million contract to provide mariner training and support to the Navy crews of the new Guardian-class patrol boats. The funding is part of the...
TAFE Queensland awarded RAN training contract

SeaRoad’s MV Liekut departs for Australia

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SEAROAD’s new charter vessel MV Liekut is due to arrive at Station Pier, Melbourne on 26 March. In preparation for the vessel’s arrival – which will service the Bass Strait route...
SeaRoad’s MV Liekut departs for Australia

IFAM extended through September

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THE INTERNATIONAL Freight Assistance Mechanism has been extended to 30 September. IFAM is a temporary scheme that provides funding to keep international air freight flowing into...
IFAM extended through September

TM Insight and XAct Solutions transform to become TMX

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SUPPLY chain and property firms, TM Insight and XAct Soutions have unveiled a new brand identity TMX, which reflects the joint business’ leadership and innovation in the sector...
TM Insight and XAct Solutions transform to become TMX

International Women’s Day marked around the industry

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INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day this week was marked in the industry with special events around the industry. One such event was Port of Brisbane’s morning gathering for the port...
International Women’s Day marked around the industry

Mantaray pilot cutter joins the Townsville fleet

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THE new $3.3m custom-built pilot boat utilises high-tech equipment and is designed to maximise safety and efficiency for pilot transfers. Port of Townsville chief operating...
Mantaray pilot cutter joins the Townsville fleet

New reefer LCL concept launched in WA

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WITH the International Freight Assistance Mechanism set to end in the middle of this year, exporters, especially smaller exporters, need a cost-effective way to get goods to...
New reefer LCL concept launched in WA

Container throughput at Adelaide falls in Feb

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FLINDERS Ports reported a total full container throughput at Port Adelaide of 28,612 TEU in February 2021, a decrease of 1.4% from the port’s February 2020 throughput of 29,011...
Container throughput at Adelaide falls in Feb

Graphene coating stands up to 15 months of trials

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PERTH-based battery anode materials and graphene additives provider Talga Group announced the first year of sea trials for its graphene additive for marine coatings, Talcoat, was...
Graphene coating stands up to 15 months of trials

WISTA webinar on authentic leadership on Thursday

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WISTA’s March webinar is coming up soon – the theme this month is authentic leadership. The webinar will be led by Andrea Slattery, who WISTA says as a “visionary thinker in...
WISTA webinar on authentic leadership on Thursday

NQBP and JCU team up for reef science scholarship

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NORTH Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation and James Cook University have partnered to help a marine science scholar engage with the port industry on the Great Barrier Reef. Amy...
NQBP and JCU team up for reef science scholarship

Port Kembla trade remains strong

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MONTH-to-month trade was down at Port Kembla in January largely due to a drop in break bulk revenue tonnage, according to the latest trade statistics from NSW Ports. In January,...
Port Kembla trade remains strong