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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY: ITF seeks to put women first

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AS a way of breaking barriers and spreading equal opportunities for young and women seafarers, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) sat down with representatives...
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY: ITF seeks to put women first

WOMEN IN MARITIME: Stacey Jackson, ocean sailor

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ENCOURAGING stronger female representation in Australian sailing while also promoting health and sustainability was the aim of an all-female crew that sailed the yacht Wild Oats X...
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Stacey Jackson, ocean sailor

OPINION: Women lead the maritime training charge

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ON INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day, it is worth stopping to celebrate the contributions of the growing numbers of women making their mark in maritime. Particularly in the areas of...

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: IMO equips and empowers women in maritime

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IN the run up to International Women’s Day, the IMO has placed extra emphasis on its Women in Maritime program and its mission to achieve gender equality and empower women to take...
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: IMO equips and empowers women in maritime

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY: Analyst makes the case for “balance for better”

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CURRENT rates of progress towards gender balance in logistics suggest participation parity is more than a century away, according to director of the National Association of Women...

Toll Group appoints Kate Carlile as new CLO

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TOLL Group announced it has appointed Kate Carlile to the position of chief legal officer. Since she joined the company earlier this past year as lead counsel, corporate, and...
Toll Group appoints Kate Carlile as new CLO

Port of Brisbane and Cunard celebrate International Women’s Day

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PORT of Brisbane and Cunard combined to celebrate International Women’s Day on-board Cunard’s ship Queen Victoria. With more than 120 guests, the event was aimed at recognising...

Crew not paid, ship detained

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AUTHORITIES detained Daiwan Justice (IMO 9709312) this past Saturday (2 March) at Lyttleton Port of Christchurch after a complaint that the crew had not been paid for close to...
Crew not paid, ship detained

NSW Ports cleans up

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More than 35 employees, customers and community stakeholders took to Yarra Bay and Molineux Point to help remove litter and debris from the beach and surrounding areas. NSW Ports...
NSW Ports cleans up

Svitzer pride ahead of Mardi Gras weekend

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IN celebration of the 40th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade and to welcome inclusion and diversity in the workplace, employees across Svitzer Australia’s operations...

Virtual reality training platform announced by LINX

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LINX Cargo Care Group has announced the creation of a virtual reality safety training platform in collaboration with technology business Curiious and Samsung Electronics...

APSA elects new board

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PEAK body the Australian Peak Shippers Association has elected its board for the 12 months ahead, with a new chairman among the key changes. Visy Logistics executive general...

Port Nelson CEO announces his departure

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NEW Zealand’s Port Nelson announced its CEO, Martin Byrne, would stand down from his position later this year. Mr Byrne took up the port’s CEO mantle back in 2004 and led the...
Port Nelson CEO announces his departure

Seafaring skills critical and in short supply, says MIAL

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INDUSTRY body Maritime Industry Australia has announced the official launch of the maritime industry’s Seafaring Skills Census. The 2018 Census received 169 responses, providing...

ITF criticises mining giant over crew conditions

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THE International Transport Workers Federation has criticised mining giant BHP for working conditions on board a bulker at Hay Point coal terminal near Mackay. According to the...
ITF criticises mining giant over crew conditions