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ATSB investigates freight train incident in New South Wales

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AN INVESTIGATION is underway into how a wagon on a freight train came to make contact with the platform at the town of Dungog, New South Wales. According to the Australian...
ATSB investigates freight train incident in New South Wales

Q&A: Pandemic and logistics

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What have been the challenges? During the panic buying phase of the crisis, the major challenge for many logistics operators and their customers was the ability restock quickly...
Q&A: Pandemic and logistics

Ports Australia launches trade statistics resource

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PORTS Australia has take industry data and transformed it into a new multi-layered online resource with a stylish and accessible format. “We’ve endeavoured to create a...
Ports Australia launches trade statistics resource

Webinar to discuss COVID impact upon maritime supply chains

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A WEBINAR on the Impact of COVID-19 on Maritime Supply Chain and Post-Pandemic Mitigation Strategies is being organised by the Australian Maritime Logistics Research Network. To...
Webinar to discuss COVID impact upon maritime supply chains

Sustainability report announced by K + N

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THE Kuehne+Nagel Group has published its Sustainability Report 2019, laying out its performance in environment, social and governance. The report follows the structure of the...
Sustainability report announced by K + N

Big money for Queensland infrastructure

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THE Commonwealth and Queensland Governments are to support infrastructure by jointly investing an additional $415m to deliver shovel-ready infrastructure projects and urgent road...
Big money for Queensland infrastructure

COMMENTARY: COVID-19 - trends, innovation and productivity opportunities

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AUSTRALIA is an island nation and our ports act as a gateway to the world, facilitating the daily trade of everyday goods, food and beverages, and critical supplies into our...

Changes announced to Victorian ministry

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THE state government of Victoria has announced changes, with three new members of Cabinet beng sworn in. Natalie Hutchins, Shaun Leane and Danny Pearson are joining the ministry....
Changes announced to Victorian ministry

Industry bodies call on Victorian operators to stick to access permit conditions

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THE National Heavy Vehicle Regulator and Victorian Transport Association have jointly called on oversize overmass and PBS operators to ensure they are meeting their access permit...
Industry bodies call on Victorian operators to stick to access permit conditions

VIDEO: Newcastle box port in action

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PORT of Newcastle has released a digital composition showing how a box port in the Hunter might look and operate. A website containing the footage, as well as arguments supporting...
VIDEO: Newcastle box port in action

Transport operators respond to VTA bushfire container calls

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MORE than 20 shipping containers are set to be transported to Victoria’s Gippsland and the state’s north-east as part of a Victorian Transport Association effort to support...
Transport operators respond to VTA bushfire container calls

BluJay teams up with Raven

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SUPPLY chain and software services provider, BluJay Solutions, has announced a partnership with Raven Logistics, a railroad logistics management company. “Raven partnered with...
BluJay teams up with Raven

Singapore Airlines Toowoomba flight a boost for beef and vegie exporters

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THE first flight to Singapore from Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport this week is set to benefit local producers of beef and vegetables. Queensland Premier and trade minister Annastacia...
Singapore Airlines Toowoomba flight a boost for beef and vegie exporters

Sea Swift defends IR approach in wake of union criticism

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CAIRNS-based coastal shipping company Sea Swift says its wants to retain as many jobs as possible despite tough economic conditions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. The...
Sea Swift defends IR approach in wake of union criticism

Human Rights at Sea denounces ITF’s ‘enough is enough’ call

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THE issuing of the ‘enough is enough’ call to action by the International Transport Workers’ Federation on 15 June has been criticised by not-for-profit organisation Human Rights...
Human Rights at Sea denounces ITF’s ‘enough is enough’ call