WOMEN IN MARITIME: Profile – Natalie Godward
This month we are profiling Natalie Godward, cruise development manager
for Port Authority of New South Wales. By Kendall Carter
Author: Daily Cargo News
MARITIME LAW: Autonomous ships: 2019 update and the future
Lawmakers here and overseas have their work cut out as the advent of autonomous ships gets closer write Michelle Taylor* and Stuart Hetherington*
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THE GRILL: Jackie Spiteri
Jackie Spiteri, manager environment and sustainability at the Port of Newcastle, talks about Wales, the value of the natural world, Lady Gaga and sporadic yoga
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INDUSTRY OPINION: Technology key to evolution in logistics
Thomas Hansen from Röhlig examines the influence of evolving customer demand on logistics technologies
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WOMEN IN MARITIME: Paving the way for gender equality
Achieving gender equality within the maritime sector has been a slow process, however, there has been progress in some areas, writes Jillian Carson-Jackson
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THE GRILL: Tom Holyman
Tom Holyman, vice-president, Oceania at Kalmar, talks about his new job, Tasmania and his love of rugby
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WOMEN IN MARITIME: It’s a balancing act
Australia had quite a summer – heat waves, floods, dust storms, drought, fires – it’s easy to wonder where the balance is… Jeanine Drummond and Jillian Carson-Jackson look at balance in the maritime industry
Read MoreGolfers hit the greens for Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy
SIXTY of shippings finest golf talent assembled at Waterford Valley Golf Course east of Melbourne in early April for the Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy. Temperatures of 23-26 degrees made for perfect golfing conditions. Time...
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THE GRILL: Jason Varsamidis
DCN talks “real” football, logistics, film and great food with DP World Australia CFO Jason Varsamidis
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THE GRILL: Sue Dight
Sue Dight from Mission to Seafarers Victoria describes a childhood in the outer suburb of Noble Park, her work with the mission, great Melbourne food,
and holidays in Japan