Seven operators accounted for 40% of port handling in 2023
A REPORT from UK based research company Drewry has found that the seven largest global terminal operators handled over 40 percent of global port throughput in 2023. Drewry’s...
Lyttelton drydock reopens
LYTTELTON Port Company has reopened its drydock, with some improved safety features for dock users and ships’ crews. The drydock has been closed to regular ship repairs since 13...
WiseTech opens CargoWise training to all, free of charge
WISETECH Academy, online training arm of WiseTech Global, has opened access to its CargoWise certification courses to the public, intending to enable job seekers to attain...
MPA and UN Global Compact Network Singapore sign MOU
THE MARITIME and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) have signed a memorandum of understanding to help strengthen the maritime...
Container seals a key ingredient in keeping down theft
IGNORING container seals is opening the door to increased cargo theft according to UK freight insurance specialist TT Club. TT’s Logistics Risk Manager, Josh Finch said in a media...
Patrick Terminals launches new trucks, 600-metre trains
PATRICK Terminals Fremantle has announced nine new electric trucks are now fully commissioned and operational at the terminal. The seaport operator said the state-of-the-art...
Electric empty container handlers coming to major NZ ports
TWO of New Zealand’s major ports are set to procure new electric empty container handlers, in a continued effort towards decarbonisation. Port of Auckland and Wellington’s...
Qube launches JV SEA Energy and Renewables
GO OFFSHORE and Qube Ports have launched a joint venture, SEA Energy and Renewables, to support offshore energy, renewables, and decommissioning markets. In a LinkedIn social...
Call for Fremantle marine business of the year nominations
THE FREMANTLE Chamber of Commerce is expecting maritime businesses to play a major part in its just-announced “People’s Choice” Business Awards 2024. Last year several marine...
Governments must "bite the bullet" for net-zero, says ICS
THE INTERNATIONAL Chamber of Shipping, in collaboration with the governments of Bahamas and Liberia, has presented a new proposal to introduce a greenhouse gas emissions fee for...
New compactor improves waste management at cruise terminal
RESTAURANT tenants at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Sydney’s Circular Quay will now have access to a newly installed waste disposal compactor. The Port Authority of New South...
Sea Cargo Charter adds signature of South32
THE SEA Cargo Charter (SCC) has announced Australian mining and metals company South32 as its newest signatory. The SCC is a framework for assessing the climate alignment of ship...
Criminal syndicates smuggling drugs in vehicle imports, say ABF and AFP
A JOINT release by the Australian Border Force and Australian Federal Police has revealed that vehicle importations are being targeted for illegal drug importations. The ABF and...
OneStop and Intermodal Group strengthen partnership at new terminal
LOGISTICS solutions provider OneStop has announced the expansion of its ongoing partnership with Intermodal Group (IMG) to include the latter’s newest facility in Kenwick, Western...
Karratha to build iron ore railcars
KARRATHA in Western Australia’s Pilbara is set to become an iron ore railcar manufacturing centre. The State Government has made a multimillion-dollar investment in two major rail...
