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New remote-controlled cranes for Qube in NZ

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EARLIER this year, Qube's fully owned ISO Limited business in New Zealand commissioned four new Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbour cranes. The cranes were commissioned at the Port of...
New remote-controlled cranes for Qube in NZ

Unions and business at odds over overtime provisions for part-time staff

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INDUSTRY and unions are gearing up for a fight over changes to overtime conditions for part-time workers proposed by attorney-general and industrial relations minister Christian...
Unions and business at odds over overtime provisions for part-time staff

Maritime training course launched

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LAW firm Cusack & Co has developed a spin off, Cusack & Co Academy, to deliver “practical learning” to maritime industry participants. Coupled with a City of Melbourne grant,...
Maritime training course launched

Officers “devastated” by Svitzer move

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A PROPOSAL by Svitzer Australia to quit the ports of Jackson (Sydney Harbour) and Geelong has “devastated” members of the Australian Maritime Officers Union. The company cited...
Officers “devastated” by Svitzer move

AMC awarded two national Defence industry prizes

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THE Australian Maritime College’s "strong engagement" and ongoing partnership with Defence has been recognised with two accolades at the Defence Connect Australian Defence...
AMC awarded two national Defence industry prizes

RightShip announces appointment of new CEO

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MARITIME risk and environmental assessment organisation, RightShip, has announced the appointment of its new CEO, Steen Brodsgaard Lund. He succeeds Martin Crawford-Brunt, who...
RightShip announces appointment of new CEO

Union cold on Antarctic plans

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A DECISION by the Australian Antarctic Division to hire a foreign-flagged vessel for this summer’s polar expedition has incurred the wrath of the Maritime Union. Construction of...
Union cold on Antarctic plans

GEODIS welcomes new regional logistics managing director

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TWENTY-FIVE year logistics veteran, Eric Herman has joined GEODIS to strengthen the supply chain operator’s growth in contract logistics throughout the Asia-Pacific. Mr Herman’s...
GEODIS welcomes new regional logistics managing director

Customs broking and forwarding scholarship open

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THE 2021 scholarship program of the International Forwarders and Customs Brokers Association of Australia is open for applications until 15 January 2021. IFCBAA ITDF Scholarship...
Customs broking and forwarding scholarship open

High Court to rule on key casual work case

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EMPLOYER groups have welcomed the High Court of Australia granting special leave for Workpac to appeal the Rossato decision, a test case for casual work entitlements. Casual...
High Court to rule on key casual work case

TasPorts helps life savers

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COMMUNITY partnerships are vitally important to TasPorts operations. As a business, we recognise that by working together, we achieve more than working alone. In this spirit,...
TasPorts helps life savers

Reports finds 43% rise in incidents in Singapore Strait

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THE ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre has issued a special report to alert the shipping industry and law enforcement agencies on the current situation of concern in the Singapore...
Reports finds 43% rise in incidents in Singapore Strait

Nominations open for NQBP community reference groups

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RESIDENTS living near the Ports of Mackay and Hay Point are encouraged to nominate for a seat on North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation community reference groups Member for...
Nominations open for NQBP community reference groups

ITF welcomes return to international seafarer rules

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A RECENT announcement by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority that it would end temporary exemptions for vessels with crew on board longer than eleven months has been welcomed...
ITF welcomes return to international seafarer rules

Oil spill response skills tested at Weipa

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ENSURING port staff can respond effectively to an oil spill was the aim of an exercise at Weipa in north Queensland this week. Together with Maritime Safety Queensland and Rio...
Oil spill response skills tested at Weipa