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Spirit of Tasmania IV reaches new milestone

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SPIRIT of Tasmania IV’s keel was laid on Friday (28 October). Shipbuilder Rauma Marine Constructions hosted a keel-laying ceremony for the vessel at its facility in Finland....
Spirit of Tasmania IV reaches new milestone

Unions hit Svitzer with more industrial action

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SVITZER maritime employees are taking yet more protected industrial action this coming week. The Australian Institute of Marine and Power Engineers, Australian Maritime Officers...
Unions hit Svitzer with more industrial action

Bill to amend fair work legislation receives support and backlash

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A BILL before Parliament, which intends to amend fair work legislation, has been met with optimism for the workplace bargaining system but concern for the supply chain. Employment...
Bill to amend fair work legislation receives support and backlash

Queensland's volunteer marine rescue services officially join forces

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THE AUSTRALIAN Volunteer Coast Guard in Queensland and the state’s Volunteer Marine Rescue have merged under a new name: Marine Rescue Queensland. The establishment of Marine...
Queensland's volunteer marine rescue services officially join forces

IMO and WISTA International launch platform to diversify industry panels

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THE INTERNATIONAL Maritime Organization and Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association have launched a speakers platform aimed at diversifying the voices on industry...
IMO and WISTA International launch platform to diversify industry panels

Inspection delays and trapped seafarers an issue for Black Sea corridor

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THE BLACK Sea Grain Initiative facilitating the export of cargo from Ukrainian ports is struggling to keep up with the inspection of inbound and outbound ships. According to the...
Inspection delays and trapped seafarers an issue for Black Sea corridor

New vessels and command centre for NSW maritime emergency response

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NSW Maritime has welcomed the launch of two new vessels and a maritime command centre in Sydney Harbour in preparation for maritime emergencies. The vessels are worth $2 million...
New vessels and command centre for NSW maritime emergency response

LAST CHANCE FOR TICKETS FOR THE 2022 AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING & MARITIME INDUSTRY AWARDS

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ACT NOW! There are limited seats are available for the 2022 DCN Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards, to take place on 10 November at the Plaza Ballroom in Melbourne...
LAST CHANCE FOR TICKETS FOR THE 2022 AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING & MARITIME INDUSTRY AWARDS

DSV posts significant profit growth for Q3 2022

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DANISH transport and logistics company DSV has reported increases in profit across its divisions for the third quarter of 2022. In the first nine months of the year, gross profit...
DSV posts significant profit growth for Q3 2022

Port Authority a winner at 2022 NSW Sustainability Awards

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PORT Authority of New South Wales took out the NSW Large Business Transformation award at the 2022 NSW Sustainability Awards in Sydney. The annual awards are an initiative of the...
Port Authority a winner at 2022 NSW Sustainability Awards

32nd annual National Merchant Navy War Memorial commemoration

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MARITIME industry figures gathered on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin on Sunday (23 October) for the annual commemoration at the National Merchant Navy War Memorial. The event...
32nd annual National Merchant Navy War Memorial commemoration

Port of Melbourne earns five-star sustainability rating

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PORT of Melbourne has received a five-star rating from the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB). GRESB is a global benchmarking tool that ranks organisations based...
Port of Melbourne earns five-star sustainability rating

Newcastle welcomes Shofu Maru and a world-first in wind propulsion

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PORT of Newcastle welcomed the world’s first ship equipped with a Wind Challenger hard sail on Monday morning. Bulk carrier Shofu Maru called Newcastle as part of its maiden...
Newcastle welcomes Shofu Maru and a world-first in wind propulsion

HRAS asks: Is the global maritime sector effective in human rights implementation?

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SIGNIFICANTLY more investment and development is needed to increase the implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in the global maritime sector,...
HRAS asks: Is the global maritime sector effective in human rights implementation?

The DCN Weekly: Episode 20

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THIS week, the Australian government announced the composition of the taskforce that will look at ways to build a strategic fleet made up of Australian flagged and crewed vessels....
The DCN Weekly: Episode 20