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AMSA bans bulker for three years

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THE Australian Maritime Safety Authority has banned MV Maryam for 36 months after what AMSA says is one of the longest detentions of a foreign ship in Australian waters. “This is...
AMSA bans bulker for three years

Freight and port workers essential in Victoria

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STAY-at-home orders have come into effect in Victoria as of Thursday evening, but freight and port workers are still able to go to work under the restrictions in place to combat...
Freight and port workers essential in Victoria

New film from BIMCO highlights plight of seafarers

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SHIPPING association BIMCO has launched its second of a series of films produced to raise awareness and support for seafarers, entitled Seafarers Deserve Support. Non-profit BIMCO...

Port partnership sees Cowboys Blitz Bowen

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SCHOOL students in the Bowen region of Queensland will get an insight into what it takes to be a North Queensland Cowboy, as part of a program run by North Queesland Bulk Ports....
Port partnership sees Cowboys Blitz Bowen

New president for international shipping organisation

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SABRINA Chao is taking over as the 45th president of BIMCO, the fifth president of the shipping association to be based in Asia and the third to be based in Hong Kong. Ms Chao...
New president for international shipping organisation

Austal launches Queensland service

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THE Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show 2021 was the place where Austal Australia launched its new service and support capability at its Queensland shipyards. Austal Queensland...
Austal launches Queensland service

Ships encouraged to mark Day of the Seafarer by sounding horns

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THE INTERNATIONAL Chamber of Shipping, along with partners, is encouraging ships in ports around the world to sound their horns at 12 noon local time on 25 June in honour of the...
Ships encouraged to mark Day of the Seafarer by sounding horns

Greater collaboration needed to combat piracy

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SO FAR, 99 maritime companies, organisations and flag states, including BIMCO, have signed the Gulf of Guinea Declaration on Suppression of Piracy, which was launched on 17 May....
Greater collaboration needed to combat piracy

ANL launches new Care program for employees

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WITH the learnings of COVID and a renewed understanding of the value of employees and the company’s role in supporting their physical, mental and social wellbeing, shipping line...
ANL launches new Care program for employees

Shipping association meeting focuses on plight of seafarers

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AT the 18 May annual general meeting of the Asian Shipowners’ Association, delegates discussed the continuing difficulties of crew changes for seafarers due to the pandemic....
Shipping association meeting focuses on plight of seafarers

Alan Tait’s contribution to the Australian Mariners Welfare Society recognised

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ON 18 May, the Australian Mariners Welfare Society gathered to celebrate retired chairman Captain Alan Tait’s outstanding service to the charity and to the cause of seafarer...
Alan Tait’s contribution to the Australian Mariners Welfare Society recognised

Supply chain industry struggling to attract young talent

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RESEARCH conducted by Bastian Consulting, a supply chain recruitment company focused on sourcing leaders across Australia and the Asia Pacific, has revealed that the supply chain...
Supply chain industry struggling to attract young talent

Royal Wolf helps embattled football club

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IN June 2020, Wynnum Wolves Football Club on Brisbane’s bayside was left devastated after thieves stole soccer equipment and recycled cans worth thousands of dollars. In November,...
Royal Wolf helps embattled football club

Patrick gets another PIA notice from MUA

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THE MARITIME Union of Australia has issued a notice of protected industrial action for Patrick’s AutoStrad terminal at Brisbane. The notice includes “a ban on attending for work...
Patrick gets another PIA notice from MUA

Charles Black Memorial Scholarship a tribute to the life of Tasmania’s first harbour master

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TASPORTS recognised aspiring maritime engineer and Australian Maritime College student Zachary Paul as the company officially awarded the TasPorts Charles Black Memorial...
Charles Black Memorial Scholarship a tribute to the life of Tasmania’s first harbour master