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Container exhibition comes to Darwin

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CONTAINER: the box that changed the world is coming to the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) in Darwin. Starting this week, the free, outdoor exhibition...
Container exhibition comes to Darwin

Ships encouraged to mark Day of the Seafarer by sounding horns

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THE INTERNATIONAL Chamber of Shipping, along with partners, is encouraging ships in ports around the world to sound their horns at 12 noon local time on 25 June in honour of the...
Ships encouraged to mark Day of the Seafarer by sounding horns

GPC’s community parklands shortlisted for award

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GLADSTONE Ports Corporation has announced it has been shortlisted as a finalist for the International Association of Ports and Harbours sustainability awards for its community...
GPC’s community parklands shortlisted for award

Queensland port gets high-tech safety review

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MARITIME Safety Queensland and Gladstone Ports Corporation will use advanced computer modelling to support enhanced risk management at Port Alma. MSQ general manager Angus...
Queensland port gets high-tech safety review

ANL launches new Care program for employees

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WITH the learnings of COVID and a renewed understanding of the value of employees and the company’s role in supporting their physical, mental and social wellbeing, shipping line...
ANL launches new Care program for employees

Bureau Veritas opens new laboratory in South Australia

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TESTING and certification company Bureau Veritas has celebrated the opening of a new laboratory and testing facility in Regency Park close to Port Adelaide, the hub for Australian...
Bureau Veritas opens new laboratory in South Australia

Fuel oil tank likely overflowed before Everest fire: ATSB

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A FUEL oil settling tank probably overflowed before a fire engulfed the port engine room on MPV Everest in April, according to a preliminary report from the Australian Transport...
Fuel oil tank likely overflowed before Everest fire: ATSB

Alan Tait’s contribution to the Australian Mariners Welfare Society recognised

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ON 18 May, the Australian Mariners Welfare Society gathered to celebrate retired chairman Captain Alan Tait’s outstanding service to the charity and to the cause of seafarer...
Alan Tait’s contribution to the Australian Mariners Welfare Society recognised

Supply chain industry struggling to attract young talent

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RESEARCH conducted by Bastian Consulting, a supply chain recruitment company focused on sourcing leaders across Australia and the Asia Pacific, has revealed that the supply chain...
Supply chain industry struggling to attract young talent

AIMS joins SAL

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The Australasian Institute of Marine Surveyors (AIMS) has joined the ranks of Shipping Australia. AIMS, founded in 1986, is the peak industry body for surveyors in our region and...
AIMS joins SAL

Swire Shipping introduces NW Australia to Singapore service

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SWIRE Shipping is introducing the new North West Australia direct (NWD) service from June. It will offer a direct connection between Singapore and north western Australia. The new...
Swire Shipping introduces NW Australia to Singapore service

Ports Oz shortlisted for international sustainability award

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PORTS Australia’s Port Sustainability Strategy Development Guide has been shortlisted as a finalist with two other Australian ports in the 2021 International Association of Ports...
Ports Oz shortlisted for international sustainability award

Port Bonython progresses hydrogen plans

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THE South Australian government is seeking expressions of interest to develop land near Whyalla at Port Bonython in the Upper Spencer Gulf. The site features more than 2000...

Royal Wolf helps embattled football club

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IN June 2020, Wynnum Wolves Football Club on Brisbane’s bayside was left devastated after thieves stole soccer equipment and recycled cans worth thousands of dollars. In November,...
Royal Wolf helps embattled football club

Drugs hidden in sea cargo BBQs intercepted at Port Botany

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A JOINT investigation was launched after 316 kilograms of methylamphetamine was seized on 4 May at Port Botany. The consignment of 62 large cardboard boxes originated in Thailand....
Drugs hidden in sea cargo BBQs intercepted at Port Botany