ATSB launches Investigation into malfunction on Suiso Frontier
Gas control equipment malfunctioned on the vessel, which has departed Australia with its first cargo of liquefied hydrogen
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Author: Abby Williams
Neptune Indicator reports crew change shortcomings and omicron fears
This month’s crew change indicator recorded the first upward trend since September last year, but highlighted positive news from Australia
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“Ship of firsts” Nuyina returns to Hobart
The Australian icebreaker has successfully completed its maiden voyage to Antarctica, returning with ground-breaking findings
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SA floods sever freight routes, expose systemic weaknesses
Heavy rainfall has disrupted freight in South Australia, exposing a new layer of systemic challenges, with coastal shipping a solution to this freight problem
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SAL calls for NSW government to relax restrictions for seafarers
Shipping Australia argues the current mandates are not only ineffective, but a threat to seafarers’ human and legal rights
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Lyttelton Port Company extends partnership with 1-Stop Connections
The South Island’s busiest port has been using the company’s vehicle booking system to capitalise on efficiency gains
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Voyage of unmanned containership a first for autonomous navigation
The successful sea trial of Mikage in Japan demonstrates the potential of automated navigation, berthing, and mooring
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New plans for Cairns Marine Precinct support local maritime industry
The Cairns Marine Precinct may include a common user facility to enhance the local maritime industry and community
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Global schedule reliability falls to a record low in December 2021
Sea-Intelligence has reported consistently low schedule reliability figures and an increase in late vessel arrivals
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MSC re-routes ships to protect whales
Shipping companies are being urged to steer clear of the whales’ critical habitat to reduce deadly ship strikes and the risk of extinction
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