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New steps announced to reduce traffic during Fremantle bridge shutdown

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MORE THAN 1200 responses have been received by the West Australian state government about measures to be taken during the closure of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge next year. The...
New steps announced to reduce traffic during Fremantle bridge shutdown

GrainCorp walkout signals national flashpoint in grain exports

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AUSTRALIA’S grain export infrastructure is facing mounting industrial unrest, with union-led stoppages at GrainCorp’s Port of Newcastle and CBH’s Kwinana Grain Terminal revealing...
GrainCorp walkout signals national flashpoint in grain exports

WA annual port reports, resilience from minerals to grain

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WESTERN Australia’s major port authorities have emerged from the 2024–25 financial year in positive fashion after four of the five state government-owned entities released their...
WA annual port reports, resilience from minerals to grain

Westport freight backbone gets underway

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A $1 BILLION Tonkin Highway extension and Thomas Road upgrade will provide a freight backbone for Perth’s growing southern corridor. The project will deliver a 14-kilometre...
Westport freight backbone gets underway

WA premier targets Japan and China for green energy

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CHINA and Japan are on West Australian premier Roger Cook and mines and petroleum minister David Michael’s hit list as they push exports of the state’s green and renewable energy...
WA premier targets Japan and China for green energy

Japanese trade backed by cultural exchange

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SOUTHERN Ports and the City of Bunbury in south west Western Australia are shoring up the port’s more than 2.3 million tonnes of trade with Japan over the past 12 months with a...
Japanese trade backed by cultural exchange

Albany and Esperance on target for cruisers

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WESTERN Australia’s southern ports of Albany and Esperance are expecting more than 22,500 visitors for the coming cruise season. The Port of Albany will host 13 cruise visits over...
Albany and Esperance on target for cruisers

Pilbara port road upgrade completed

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PILBARA Ports has completed an upgrade to one of the busiest Pilbara freight routes. The Stage 5, $11.8 million Utah Road Pavement Rehabilitation Project is a major milestone in...
Pilbara port road upgrade completed

Defence works completed on east-west rail line

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THE RAIL line between Victoria and Western Australia, vulnerable to supply line disruptions because of flooding, has had defence works completed on a host of key areas. In recent...
Defence works completed on east-west rail line

Govt makes $12 billion down payment on naval shipbuilding

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WHAT defence minister Richard Marles describes as a $12 billion down payment has been made towards the delivery of a Defence Precinct in Cockburn Sound, south of Perth. The...
Govt makes $12 billion down payment on naval shipbuilding

Austal delivers Navy Patrol Boat number 9

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WEST Australian shipbuilder Austal has delivered its ninth Evolved Cape Class Patrol Boat (ECCPB) in five years to the Royal Australian Navy. ADV Cape Spencer (225) is the ninth...
Austal delivers Navy Patrol Boat number 9

Development applications lodged for Perth ferry terminals

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DEVELOPMENT applications have been lodged for two new ferry terminals on the Swan River as part of the largest expansion ever undertaken on Perth’s ferry network. Both proposed...
Development applications lodged for Perth ferry terminals

Broome floating wharf, then the Port of Darwin for Andrew Natta

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IT’S BEEN an eight-year challenge to get the Broome floating wharf up and running, but KMSB founder and managing director, Andrew Natta, is already turning his attention to the...
Broome floating wharf, then the Port of Darwin for Andrew Natta

North West Shelf jumps final approval hurdle

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THE WOODSIDE North West shelf gas project has been given the final go-ahead, extending its operation life to 2070. The federal government approval comes with 48 strict conditions,...
North West Shelf jumps final approval hurdle

We can’t continue to kick the productivity can down the road says EES Shipping exec

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FREIGHT forwarder EES Shipping managing director, Brian Hack, believes the industry is ignoring recommendations that will help it lift productivity. He applauded the current...
We can’t continue to kick the productivity can down the road says EES Shipping exec