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'Cozzie shipping' keeps rising - but for how long?

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NOTIFICATIONS for general rate increases, rate restorations, peak season surcharges and port-based surcharges are continuing to flow for Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific...
'Cozzie shipping' keeps rising - but for how long?

ASP Ships Group announces new CEO, Asia

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ASP SHIPS group has announced the appointment of Christian Riis as its new Chief Executive Officer, Asia. Mr Riis was previously the director of marine safety & welfare strategy...
ASP Ships Group announces new CEO, Asia

May schedule reliability up but down

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COPENHAGEN-based analysts Sea-Intelligence’s latest assessment of global container line schedule reliability has measured a 3.8% improvement for May 2024 month-on-month – but the...
May schedule reliability up but down

Bad weather, fragile ferries blights Cook Strait services

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THE vulnerability of New Zealand’s Cook Strait ferry services has again been underlined this week when bad weather forced the withdrawal of the only remaining Interisland Line...
Bad weather, fragile ferries blights Cook Strait services

DOF Group to acquire Maersk Supply Service

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NORWEGIAN supply shipping company DOF Group ASA announced it will acquire Maersk Supply Service, intending to enhance its position as a major integrated offshore services...
DOF Group to acquire Maersk Supply Service

ICS launches Global Health Emergency Guide

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THE International Chamber of Shipping Publications has announced the launch of the Global Health Emergency Guide: First Edition. The guide is a comprehensive resource designed to...
ICS launches Global Health Emergency Guide

WiseTech Global expands overseas capabilities with acquisition of Singeste

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WISETECH Global has announced the acquisition of Portuguese information technology company Singeste – Sistemas De Informatica. Australian technology company WiseTech is the...
WiseTech Global expands overseas capabilities with acquisition of Singeste

Live sheep ban passed in late-night senate session

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LIVE sheep exports by sea will be banned from 1 May 2028 after legislation was passed in a late-night Senate session on 1 July. Legislation has now passed both houses of the...
Live sheep ban passed in late-night senate session

Maersk officially withdraws from bidding race for DB Schenker

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SHIPPING and logistics global player Maersk has officially withdrawn from the bidding race to buy DB Schenker, a transport service and division of German company Deutsche Bahn AG....
Maersk officially withdraws from bidding race for DB Schenker

Maritime NZ takes on New Zealand ports' health and safety

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FOLLOWING the deaths of two port workers in Lyttleton and Auckland in 2022, Maritime NZ has become the primary health and safety regulator for New Zealand’s 13 major ports. A...
Maritime NZ takes on New Zealand ports' health and safety

Pilbara vessels warned over unsecured hatches

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PILBARA Ports have issued a safety warning to vessels using the ports of Dampier and Ashburton after several recent incidents of unsecured hatches. Harbour Master Captain Mike...
Pilbara vessels warned over unsecured hatches

Red Sea situation sees Maersk alter booking window

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MAERSK Line is to set its booking window for cargo in the Asia-Pacific region to 28 days from 15 July. The carrier says that as the Red Sea situation continues, it is continually...
Red Sea situation sees Maersk alter booking window

Maersk charter breaks down

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A MAERSK-chartered containership has resumed its voyage after suffering an apparent main engine failure when sailing from Melbourne yesterday morning. The 1770 TEU Oslo Trader...
Maersk charter breaks down

Jodie Ransom appointed CEO of Fremantle Ports

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JODIE Ransom, who has been in the role of acting CEO of the Fremantle Port Authority since the death of CEO Michael Parker on April 3, has been appointed as the new CEO....
Jodie Ransom appointed CEO of Fremantle Ports

Dali leaves Baltimore for repairs, some crew freed

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THE now infamous Dali has left Baltimore for Virginia where it will undergo further salvage work and repairs, as Federal investigators hone their focus onboard. The...
Dali leaves Baltimore for repairs, some crew freed