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Taskforce created to strengthen cattle exports to Indonesia

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THE AUSTRALIAN cattle industry is making moves to strengthen its most important export market, Indonesia. The Australian red meat and livestock industry has launched the Indonesia...
Taskforce created to strengthen cattle exports to Indonesia

Bullish beef outlook boosts exporters

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LARGE beef production volumes at the start of 2026 help cement Australia’s position as a reliable supplier into global markets, analysts say. New data from the Australian Bureau...
Bullish beef outlook boosts exporters

High Court dismisses CSL’s Goliath appeal

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UPDATED: 20 May, 2026 THE RAMIFICATIONS of CSL Australia’s cement carrier Goliath’s collision with TasPorts tugs in Devonport on 22 January 2022 continue to be felt, with the High...
High Court dismisses CSL’s Goliath appeal

Trade minister to spruik Aussie goods in East Asia

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TRADE minister Don Farrell says he will highlight the value of Australian export goods during meetings this week in Japan and China. Senator Farrell is travelling to East Asia as...
Trade minister to spruik Aussie goods in East Asia

Federal Court rejects live exporters’ appeal

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CATTLE exporters seeking compensation over the suspension of live cattle exports to Indonesia in 2011 have had their appeal turned down by the Federal Court. Last week the court...
Federal Court rejects live exporters’ appeal

ABF to prioritise port speed and security

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EFFICIENCY and port security are areas of focus for the Australian Border Force, as the agency committed to a continued partnership with industry. Deputy Commissioner Jarrod...
ABF to prioritise port speed and security

Man jailed over printer plot

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A PLOT to import 22.4 kilos of cocaine concealed inside printing machines has seen a 47-year-old Victorian man jailed for nine years. Australian Border Force (ABF) officers...
Man jailed over printer plot

Maritime single window funds a budget highlight

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AN ALLOCATION of $47.1m for the so-called maritime single window was among the highlights in the 2026-27 budget for shipping and logistics. The maritime single window is a digital...
Maritime single window funds a budget highlight

DALI INCIDENT: US indicts vessel operators ahead of trial

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LEGAL proceedings surrounding the containership Dali and Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse have escalated significantly ahead of the civil trial scheduled to begin on...
DALI INCIDENT: US indicts vessel operators ahead of trial

Boost for meat exports to Indonesia

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THE approval of five additional export beef establishments to supply the Indonesia market represents “another big win for Australia’s red meat industry”, federal agriculture...
Boost for meat exports to Indonesia

Sydney man charged over attempted meth import

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A SYDNEY man, 23, from Kellyville, has appeared before Penrith Local Court after a multinational police operation saw 300kg of methamphetamine hidden inside pressure washers...
Sydney man charged over attempted meth import

Kaitaki breakdown report: “Serious casualty narrowly avoided”

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THE NEW Zealand Transport Accident Investigation Commission’s final report into the breakdown of KiwiRail’s ro-pax Kaitaki in January 2023 has set out in stark detail six major...
Kaitaki breakdown report: “Serious casualty narrowly avoided”

Vic government backs refining capacity

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THE STATE government of Victoria says it will co-fund Viva Energy to do a feasibility study into expanding renewable diesel blend processing at the Geelong Refinery. This follows...
Vic government backs refining capacity

NZ Media Council upholds ferry reporting complaint

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A COMPLAINT lodged by New Zealand deputy PM and rail minister Winston Peters over a story on Cook Strait replacement ferry costs published by The Post has been upheld by the...
NZ Media Council upholds ferry reporting complaint

Underpaid crew sees another ship banned – corrected version

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AMSA has issued a third ban in less than two months after another shipping company was found to have underpaid its crew, breaching the Maritime Labour Convention. On 23 April...
Underpaid crew sees another ship banned – corrected version