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Port partners up for low-sulphur fuel oil supply

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PORTS of Auckland and bp partner to secure low-sulphur fuel oil supplies for shipping through Auckland. Ports of Auckland subsidiary Seafuels and BP have reached an agreement to...
Port partners up for low-sulphur fuel oil supply

Joint operation at Botany nabs non-compliant trucks

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TRANSPORT for NSW issued 28 defect notices, four drivers were issued infringement notices and two vehicles were found to be above their allowed maximum weight during a joint...
Joint operation at Botany nabs non-compliant trucks

New firefighting vessels coming to Sydney Harbour and Port Botany

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THE Port Authority of New South Wales has signed a $10-million contract for two new multipurpose firefighting vessels. Australian shipbuilder Birdon is to build the vessels at its...
New firefighting vessels coming to Sydney Harbour and Port Botany

Yet more PIAs announced for Patrick terminals

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THE Maritime Union of Australia has given Patrick Terminals notice of yet another protected industrial action. The stevedore has warned of “possible impact” as a result of the...
Yet more PIAs announced for Patrick terminals

Container trade through Port Botany still on a high

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Container trade volumes through Port Botany continue to be well above last year, according to the latest trade statistics from NSW Ports. In April, a total of 227,555 TEU crossed...
Container trade through Port Botany still on a high

Port CEO stepping down amid controversy

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PORTS of Auckland CEO Tony Gibson will step down in his role at the port at the end of next month. The announcement comes after a damning report on safety at the port was released...
Port CEO stepping down amid controversy

Container exhibition comes to Darwin

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CONTAINER: the box that changed the world is coming to the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) in Darwin. Starting this week, the free, outdoor exhibition...
Container exhibition comes to Darwin

GPC’s community parklands shortlisted for award

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GLADSTONE Ports Corporation has announced it has been shortlisted as a finalist for the International Association of Ports and Harbours sustainability awards for its community...
GPC’s community parklands shortlisted for award

Queensland port gets high-tech safety review

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MARITIME Safety Queensland and Gladstone Ports Corporation will use advanced computer modelling to support enhanced risk management at Port Alma. MSQ general manager Angus...
Queensland port gets high-tech safety review

Shipping association meeting focuses on plight of seafarers

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AT the 18 May annual general meeting of the Asian Shipowners’ Association, delegates discussed the continuing difficulties of crew changes for seafarers due to the pandemic....
Shipping association meeting focuses on plight of seafarers

Swire Shipping introduces NW Australia to Singapore service

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SWIRE Shipping is introducing the new North West Australia direct (NWD) service from June. It will offer a direct connection between Singapore and north western Australia. The new...
Swire Shipping introduces NW Australia to Singapore service

Ports Oz shortlisted for international sustainability award

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PORTS Australia’s Port Sustainability Strategy Development Guide has been shortlisted as a finalist with two other Australian ports in the 2021 International Association of Ports...
Ports Oz shortlisted for international sustainability award

Port Bonython progresses hydrogen plans

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THE South Australian government is seeking expressions of interest to develop land near Whyalla at Port Bonython in the Upper Spencer Gulf. The site features more than 2000...

Newcastle receives its bulk ship unloader

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ON THE afternoon of 16 May, specialist heavy lift ship Happy Star delivered a $35m bulk ship unloader to the Port of Newcastle. At more than 62 metres high and weighing 750...
Newcastle receives its bulk ship unloader

Drugs hidden in sea cargo BBQs intercepted at Port Botany

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A JOINT investigation was launched after 316 kilograms of methylamphetamine was seized on 4 May at Port Botany. The consignment of 62 large cardboard boxes originated in Thailand....
Drugs hidden in sea cargo BBQs intercepted at Port Botany