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ABF & Indian Coast Guard exercises hailed a success

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THE Indian Coast Guard Ship Shaurya was in Australia to engage in a range of exercises, activities and information sharing with Australian Border Force officers from Maritime...
ABF & Indian Coast Guard exercises hailed a success

2019 Maritime Awards digital magazine now available

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The 2019 DCN Shipping and Maritime Industry Awards digital magazine is now available! This is your complete digital round-up of all the award winners, highlights, festivities and...
2019 Maritime Awards digital magazine now available

P&O announces Pacific Encounter as next ship down under

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P&O Cruises Australia has announced Pacific Encounter will be the name of the next 3000-guest ship to join the fleet in 2021. It has also announced it will “much loved” ships,...
P&O announces Pacific Encounter as next ship down under

Livestock carrier overturns in Black Sea

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LIVESTOCK carrier Queen Hind has capsized off the city of Constanta, Romania, on the Black Sea, with many sheep understood to have drowned. The incident occurred on Sunday morning...
Livestock carrier overturns in Black Sea

Darwin hosts joint ABF/Indian Coast Guard exercises

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THE Australian Border Force and the Indian Coast Guard are seeking to forge stronger ties via the visit to Darwin this week of the offshore patrol vessel ICG Ship Shaurya. At 105...
Darwin hosts joint ABF/Indian Coast Guard exercises

MMA Offshore reported new contract awards

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AGR Australia has awarded MMA a two-vessel contract supporting the Noble Tom Prosser Rig as part of the Victorian government’s CarbonNet Project. The contract is expected to start...
MMA Offshore reported new contract awards

Excellence celebrated at Australian Maritime and Shipping Industry Awards

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AUSTRALIA’S annual awards night for the shipping and maritime logistics industries was held last night in Melbourne, where winners were awarded in 19 categories ranging from the...
Excellence celebrated at Australian Maritime and Shipping Industry Awards

First hybrid car carrier Emerald Ace visits Adelaide

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HYBRID car carrier Emerald Ace was recently snapped at the Port of Adelaide. The Mitsui O.S.K. Lines was launched earlier this year, with MOL president Koichi Muto saying how it...
First hybrid car carrier Emerald Ace visits Adelaide

WOMEN IN MARITIME: Forging a new path

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MEL’S first introduction to maritime was a 10-day family voyage on the Bounty (a replica of Captain Bligh’s famous ship of the same name) in 1988. She was just 13 but that trip...
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Forging a new path

North-West Pipeline project awarded to AGIG

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AUSTRALIAN Gas Infrastructure Group has been awarded a new Western Australian project by Woodside for the pipeline component of its Pluto-North West Shelf Interconnector. A new...
North-West Pipeline project awarded to AGIG

Teekay reports third quarter results

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TEEKAY Offshore has reported its financial results for the quarter ended September 30. These included: Revenues of US$299.4m and a net loss of US$34.8m, or $0.10 per common unit...

Unions urge government to back offshore wind sector

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UNIONS have urged the Victorian and Commonwealth governments to back the offshore wind sector in order to cut carbon emissions and provide jobs for workers leaving fossil fuel...
Unions urge government to back offshore wind sector

Plaque ceremony on board Caledonia Sky Cruise Ship

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CRUISE ship Caledonian Sky got a warm welcome on the occasion of its maiden voyage to Beauty Point courtesy of TasPorts, Tourism Northern Tasmania and the West Tamar Council. The...
Plaque ceremony on board Caledonia Sky Cruise Ship

Carnival delivers record numbers to the Cup

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THE cruise ships that delivered 6000 guests to the Melbourne Cup featured body positive model Fiona Falkiner, media personality Deborah Hutton, two Melbourne Cup-winning jockeys,...
Carnival delivers record numbers to the Cup

Freight volumes boost TasPorts’ bottom line

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THE highest freight volumes since 2008 have propelled TasPorts to a record net profit for the 2018/19 financial year. The net profit of $12m was up from $5.8m in 2017/18....
Freight volumes boost TasPorts’ bottom line