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Union raises questions over overseas workers

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THE Maritime Union of Australia has issued a statement claiming the Federal government has granted foreign workers COVID exemptions to take coastal shipping jobs. The MUA said 58...
Union raises questions over overseas workers

Mina Rashid bags prize for Middle East’s leading cruise port

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DP World UAE region’s Mina Rashid has won the award for the Middle East’s leading cruise port for the 13th consecutive year at the World Travel Awards 2020. Considered as a...
Mina Rashid bags prize for Middle East’s leading cruise port

SA furthers its ambition to create green hydrogen export industry

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SOUTH Australia’s intention to create a green hydrogen export industry has taken a big step forward, with the launch of a $240m hydrogen project. This project would be the largest...
SA furthers its ambition to create green hydrogen export industry

Melwyn Noronha new chief of Shipping Australia

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AUSTRALIA’S peak shipping association has announced that deputy CEO Melwyn Noronha will step up to the role of CEO, effective 1 January 2021. He takes over the position from Rod...
Melwyn Noronha new chief of Shipping Australia

Will COVID second wave flatten air cargo recovery?

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THE global air cargo market maintained its slow, six-month road to recovery in October but the industry will be waiting cautiously to see if a sudden fall in demand in the last...
Will COVID second wave flatten air cargo recovery?

Weighing solution improves container handling safety

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PATRICK Terminals has adopted an innovative weighing solution to drive better safety outcomes in the handling of containers. Mis-declared containers create potential safety risks...
Weighing solution improves container handling safety

US election: too close to call

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THE question of who will be the next President of the United States is yet to be decided, with votes still be counted in a number of key states including Georgia, North Carolina,...
US election: too close to call

ACCC can't be any clearer says CTAA

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THE Container Transport Alliance Australia’s initial analysis of the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s report on container stevedoring says the report reinforces the...
ACCC can't be any clearer says CTAA

Museum showcases Sydney’s working harbour and marine science

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TWO new public spaces at the National Maritime Museum in Sydney were opened on 4 November by Minister for communications, cyber safety and the arts, Paul Fletcher. The spaces will...
Museum showcases Sydney’s working harbour and marine science

Port of Brisbane gets a green boost

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PORT of Brisbane (PBPL) has received a 5-star GRESB rating – a globally recognised assessment that evaluates environmental, social and governance performance and sustainability...
Port of Brisbane gets a green boost

Bridging two capitals to boost freight

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A NEW era of road freight travelling between Sydney and Brisbane has arrived, with the opening of a bridge at Wardell allowing B-Double higher mass limit vehicles to travel...
Bridging two capitals to boost freight

Terminal charges cited as stevedores bring in revenue

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TERMINAL access charges imposed by stevedores are undermining the benefits of waterfront competition, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says. The competition...

IMO secretary-general emeritus William A. O’Neil, remembered

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SECRETARY-GENERAL of the International Maritime Organization Kitack Lim expressed his sincere condolences to the Canadian Government as well as William O’Neil’s remaining family,...
IMO secretary-general emeritus William A. O’Neil, remembered

Incentivise rail freight into Port Botany, says industry groups

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PROMINENT industry groups have called for a customer incentive scheme to achieve the NSW government’s Port Botany 2021 rail mode share target at Port Botany Freight on Rail Group...
Incentivise rail freight into Port Botany, says industry groups

COVID pushes Australian businesses to diversify supply

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MORE than one-third of Australian businesses across industries including healthcare, technology, retail, mining and energy, and construction are looking to onshore their...
COVID pushes Australian businesses to diversify supply