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TasPorts, Strait Link ink long-term deal

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TASPORTS and Strait Link have finalised an agreement that will see the Bass Strait operator maintain its port of Burnie base for up to 30 years. The companies announced a...
TasPorts, Strait Link ink long-term deal

3600 head of cattle mark start to floating wharf live exports

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THE GUDALI Express with 3600 head of cattle on board has kicked off live exports from Kimberley Marine Support Base’s (KMSB) livestock exports from its Broome floating wharf. KMSB...
3600 head of cattle mark start to floating wharf live exports

Fee shock sees Wallenius Wilhelmsen pull guidance

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DETAILS of the Trump Administration’s new port fee regulations, released on Friday US time, has caused Wallenius Wilhelmsen to suspend its financial guidance for 2025. The company...
Fee shock sees Wallenius Wilhelmsen pull guidance

Damen wins order for Woodside Gulf work

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DUTCH shipbuilder Damen has won a contract to supply offshore support tugs for Woodside Energy’s Trion oil field development in the Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America if you’ve been...
Damen wins order for Woodside Gulf work

Boluda strengthens local management

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BOLUDA Towage Australasia has been quick to raise its pulling power with the appointment of a business development executive. Remko Hottentot is the new Director Business...
Boluda strengthens local management

OPINION: Are you redundant or resilient?

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THE WHEELHOUSE is quiet. A 14,000 TEU container ship slows as it enters the Yarra River, approaching Webb Dock. Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge can be seen in the distance, just over...
OPINION: Are you redundant or resilient?

Nuyina undertaking first HIMI voyage in over 20 years

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THE AUSTRALIAN Antarctic Division’s research/icebreaker Nuyina is one week into a 55-day voyage which will see the re-supply of two Antarctic bases and the commencement of the...
Nuyina undertaking first HIMI voyage in over 20 years

New Zealand selects new Chatham Island operator

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A JOINT venture between Swiss and New Zealand companies has won a tender to provide shipping services to the Chatham Islands. Lugarno-based Nova Marine Carriers, along with...
New Zealand selects new Chatham Island operator

Samoa compo for Manawanui sinking

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WHILE no decision has yet made over the final fate of the sunken HMNZS Manawanui the New Zealand Government has made a NZ$6 million payment to the Government of Samoa. The dive...
Samoa compo for Manawanui sinking

Minervagracht crew repatriated after Houthi attack

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TEN of the 12 Filipino crewmembers of the Spliethoff MPP Minervagracht arrived safely in their home country last night [5 October] after rescue and repatriation from their damaged...
Minervagracht crew repatriated after Houthi attack

Vopak secures FSRU for Port Phillip Bay LNG terminal project

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VOPAK is claiming an advantage in the race to provide LNG imports for Victoria after securing an agreement for a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU). The company has...
Vopak secures FSRU for Port Phillip Bay LNG terminal project

Boluda completes local Smit Lamnalco buy

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SPAIN’s Boluda Corporación Marítima is officially the new owner of Smit Lamnalco’s Australian and Papua New Guinea towage and associated business. As exclusively foreshadowed by...
Boluda completes local Smit Lamnalco buy

Darwin Harbour pilot changes ‘unsafe’ says Port

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CHANGES announced yesterday (1 October) by the Northern Territory government to vessel pilotage in Darwin Harbour are “unsafe” according to Darwin Port. A media release from the...
Darwin Harbour pilot changes ‘unsafe’ says Port

Grounding barge Manahau still to re-enter service

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MORE than a year after it grounded on Carters Beach, Westport, NZ the self-propelled bulk barge Manahau remains laid up in Nelson and under Maritime NZ detention. The Westland...
Grounding barge Manahau still to re-enter service

Remote pilotage: challenges ahead, study finds

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THE FIRST report into the possibilities of remote pilotage has found considerable extra work is required to overcome scepticism and anticipate future needs. The International...
Remote pilotage: challenges ahead, study finds