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NSW Health grilled over Ruby Princess

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A SENIOR New South Wales Health official has been grilled over the Ruby Princess saga, whereby passengers were allowed to disembark the cruise ship and inadvertently spread...
NSW Health grilled over Ruby Princess

New policy director for UK Chamber of Shipping

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PETER Aylott has been named as UK Chamber of Shipping’s new director of policy, following David Balston’s departure after 10 years at the Chamber. He will take up his new role in...
New policy director for UK Chamber of Shipping

BluJay partners with TriumphPay to improve payment process for shippers and carriers

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SUPPLY chain software specialists BluJay Solutions have announced a solution and tech partnership with TriumphPay. TriumphPay’s payment platform is used by shippers and freight...
BluJay partners with TriumphPay to improve payment process for shippers and carriers

Train derailment prompts speed control warning

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THE derailment of a freight train near Kalgoorlie highlights the need for train crews to consistently “apply procedures” to cut speed in anticipation of a stop, a new ATSB reports...
Train derailment prompts speed control warning

Report finds renewables stimulus generates more jobs than fossil fuels

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A REPORT completed by consultancy firm Ernst & Young has found that a stimulus package aligned with Australia’s national climate change greenhouse gas emissions goals would...
Report finds renewables stimulus generates more jobs than fossil fuels

Australia-India partnership to further drive trade opportunities

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MINISTER for agriculture David Littleproud has applauded the Australia-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership agreed to on 4 June by Prime Ministers Scott Morrison of Australia...
Australia-India partnership to further drive trade opportunities

May data suggests more turbulent times ahead for air cargo

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INDUSTRY data for May supports the continued small recovery of air cargo volumes but a fall in demand over the last two weeks of the month may signal more challenging times ahead...
May data suggests more turbulent times ahead for air cargo

ANL reports progress with APL England clean-up (with video)

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ANL is talking up progress with cleaning up coastal areas affected by the containers that fell overboard from containership APL England on 20 May. Following the incident, ANL...
ANL reports progress with APL England clean-up (with video)

Last minute bid to save the Aurora Australis

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THE Independent member for Clark, Andrew Wilkie, has appealed to the Prime Minister, Tasmanian Premier, and the owner of the RSV Aurora Australia, so its cultural, heritage and...
Last minute bid to save the Aurora Australis

OPINION: Ongoing role for methyl bromide in the supply chain

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A RECENT article by Peter McRae, Methyl Bromide and the Road to 2047, addressed the Montreal Protocol regarding the use of methyl bromide and how the Department of Agriculture,...
OPINION: Ongoing role for methyl bromide in the supply chain

Safety message following ship elevator tragedy

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THE death of a containership crew member who became trapped between an elevator cage and a bulkhead highlights safety management, an investigation from the Australian Transport...
Safety message following ship elevator tragedy

Industry group releases new IoT container standards

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THE Digital Container Shipping Association’s standards for IoT containers have just been released, the first of their kind in the shipping industry. DCSA is a neutral, non-profit...
Industry group releases new IoT container standards

Logistics specialists to the fore in supplying Victoria with PPE

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THE logistics skills of C.H. Robinson have come to the fore in helping supply the state of Victoria with personal protective equipment during the pandemic. Health Purchasing...
Logistics specialists to the fore in supplying Victoria with PPE

Live export exemption rejected for Al Kuwait vessel

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THE Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment has made the decision to not grant Rural Export and Trading (WA) Pty Ltd an exemption to export livestock after 1 June....
Live export exemption rejected for Al Kuwait vessel

Global LNG demand faces seasonal contraction

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THE global liquefied natural gas industry is about to face its first seasonal demand contraction since 2012, with demand in northern summer 2020 expected to fall 2.7% or 3 million...
Global LNG demand faces seasonal contraction