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Cargo crimes prompt recruitment warning

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CRIMINAL organisations are increasingly looking to recruit employees of target companies in order to overcome sophisticated security, Thomas Miller (TT Club) director Mike Yarwood...
Cargo crimes prompt recruitment warning

INDUSTRY OPINION: Meeting the low sulphur fuel challenge

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WHILE most tightening of ship emissions standards has occurred in the northern hemisphere, as urban encroachment in Australia continues, so will community pressure on authorities...
INDUSTRY OPINION: Meeting the low sulphur fuel challenge

Greater cargo capacity for Virgin Atlantic

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VIRGIN Atlantic Cargo says it is looking to boost capacity in its latest aircraft order. The United Kingdom airline has announced an order for 14 Airbus A330-900neos, with an...
Greater cargo capacity for Virgin Atlantic

Live exports facing scrutiny following Israel cattle deaths

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THE Australian Live Exporters Council says it is in contact with a cattle exporter to learn the circumstances surrounding deaths of “dozens of cattle” in hot and crowded...

ITF calls for added Navy protection after ship attacks

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TWIN attacks on tanker vessels near the Strait of Hormuz are cause for added protection for commercial ships in the region, labour groups say. Marine tankers, the Marshall...

Export potential from Brisbane, US flights

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NON-stop flights from Brisbane to Chicago and San Francisco from April next year are “a great opportunity for Queensland exporters, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says. Premier...

Tanker “attacks” increase Gulf tensions

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ATTACKS on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman near the Strait of Hormuz have heighted tensions in the region, with Iran denying US claims it was responsible. The ships that came...

Bulk Canadian wheat import passes biosecurity assessment

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A CONSIGNMENT of imported bulk wheat from Canada has arrived in Australia, with the Department of Agriculture reassuring local producers it will be subject to strict conditions....

Freight implications from Uber Air

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UBER Air may have implications for the movement of freight as well as people, a respected economist says. The international tech company announced this week that Melbourne would...
Freight implications from Uber Air

MARITIME LAW: Autonomous ships: 2019 update and the future

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REGULATION of autonomous vessels and legislation dealing with their safety, manning and operation remain a particular challenge both nationally and internationally. The maritime...
MARITIME LAW: Autonomous ships: 2019 update and the future

New Mercy Ships doco set to air in June

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'THE Surgery Ship', a documentary narrated by Australian actor, Toni Collette, follows the work of Australian medical volunteers aboard the world’s largest independent charity...
New Mercy Ships doco set to air in June

Kalmar to introduce lithium-powered forklift

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WATERFRONT technology specialist Kalmar is to introduce a medium electric forklift powered by lithium-ion battery technology. The new forklift is said to be the company’s latest...
Kalmar to introduce lithium-powered forklift

ATSB boss builds “strong bonds” in Washington DC

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AUSTRALIAN Transport Safety Bureau chief commissioner Greg Hood has met with National Transportation Safety Board chairman Robert L. Sumwalt at the latter’s Washington DC...

Maritime insurer announces key appointment

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EAGLE Ocean Agencies has announced the recruitment of Richard Linacre in a market liaison role. Eagle Ocean Agencies operates Eagle Ocean Marine, the American Club’s premium P&I...

Reversing the plastic tide

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MARINE engineer Adam Western’s mission to confront plastic in the world’s oceans began with an epiphany while putting chicken pieces into a stir fry. As the meat sputtered and...