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Port of Melbourne, Svitzer sign electric tugs MOU

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VISITING royalty, Their Majesties the King and Queen of Denmark, witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding at the port of Melbourne this week that explores the...
Port of Melbourne, Svitzer sign electric tugs MOU

North needs policy stability, Ports Australia says

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STABLE regulatory frameworks are required to bring about investment in key infrastructure in northern Australia, industry body Ports Australia says. Ports Australia lodged a...
North needs policy stability, Ports Australia says

NQBP fund opens to support local priorities

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NORTH Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) says it is now accepting applications for its 2026–27 Community Fund. The fund provides $100,000 to support initiatives across...
NQBP fund opens to support local priorities

Simulated oil spill testing agency readiness

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THE PORT of Fremantle has teamed up with AMSA, the Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure, and the Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre to recreate a level three marine...
Simulated oil spill testing agency readiness

Bigger ships & rail highlighted in IA priority list

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AN INCREASE in the use of larger box ships is set to pose port capacity challenges, Infrastructure Australia (IA) says. The independent statutory body has just published its 2026...
Bigger ships & rail highlighted in IA priority list

IV spirited away to Melbourne

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TT Line has relocated the idle Bass Strait ro-pax Spirit of Tasmania IV from Corio Bay, Geelong to a lay-up berth at the former Williamstown Dockyard in Melbourne. The vessel has...
IV spirited away to Melbourne

Westport governing body to be established in WA legislation

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THE WEST Australian government has introduced legislation to establish a governing authority for Westport, Kwinana's new container port. The Westport Authority would establish a...
Westport governing body to be established in WA legislation

Hastings seeks draft strategy feedback

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MANAGEMENT at Port of Hastings are seeking further feedback before finalising their Port Development Strategy 2055. A draft document has just been released for public feedback....
Hastings seeks draft strategy feedback

ICTSI reports huge 2025

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INTERNATIONAL Container Terminal Services, Inc., parent of Melbourne’s Victoria International Container Terminal, achieved major uplifts in throughput, revenues, EBITDA and...
ICTSI reports huge 2025

Dredging kicks off at Port of Devonport

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TASMANIA'S main freight gateway is set for a major maintenance dredging campaign, with TasPorts beginning a 14-week program at the Port of Devonport to maintain safe navigation...
Dredging kicks off at Port of Devonport

Pilbara’s Lumsden Point highway access complete

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ACCESS to Pilbara Ports’ Lumsden Point development has been completed with the opening of the new Great Northern Highway Lumsden Interchange at Port Hedland on Western Australia's...
Pilbara’s Lumsden Point highway access complete

Pilbara Ports signs ammonia MOU for ship refuelling

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PILBARA Ports has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Yara Pilbara, one of the world’s biggest ammonia producers, for ship refuelling. A Pilbara Ports media release...
Pilbara Ports signs ammonia MOU for ship refuelling

New Zealand key ports: Wellington on target

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WELLINGTON’s CentrePort Limited ended the first half of the 2026 financial year positively with an unaudited underlying profit of NZ$8.7 million, $0.5m ahead of last year. Net...
New Zealand key ports: Wellington on target

PORT & TERMINAL DEVELOPMENT: Heralding the future of Australia’s port network

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Diversification of Australia’s ports is inevitable as the country prepares for the coming decades of international trade. DCN explores the driving factors behind this change and...
PORT & TERMINAL DEVELOPMENT: Heralding the future of Australia’s port network

Industry pain as Minns moves bulk from Glebe Island

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BULK operations are to end on Glebe Island no later than 2030, as the government of New South Wales opts to prioritise housing over industry. The decision means Port Kembla in the...
Industry pain as Minns moves bulk from Glebe Island