ANL reinforces brand in the north
The container line is taking the opportunity of a vessel replacement to enhance its brand recognition in northern Australia trades
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Author: Dale Crisp
Tasmanian wrecks put on notice
Tasmania’s Liberal government plans to deal with “the increasing problem” of abandoned vessels in the state’s waters if re-elected
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Maersk reworks OC1, Polaris again
Maersk Line is returning two services to previous formats following the settlement of the DP World/MUA dispute
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WA upgrades grain rail
Rail siding upgrades through the $200 million ASCI program are continuing to roll out with two new projects to commence in April
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Study pinpoints offshore de-com tasks
A report has made high-level recommendations about future decommissioning in WA
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MinRes commissions first transhipper
Mineral Resources commissioned the first of seven 124-metre transhippers to service the company’s Onslow Iron project in the Pilbara
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Prop-less tanker to be towed to Singapore
The LPG tanker Bougainville, which has been anchored off the Victorian coast since early February, will soon be towed to Singapore for repairs
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Carriers combine to rationalise WA services
Liners ANL, OOCL and COSCO have combined to offer a new joint weekly service between Fremantle and South East Asia
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Tauranga volumes, profits down
Decreased throughput and increased operational costs has resulted in a drop in profits at the Port of Tauranga
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Merchant ships to the rescue
Commercial vessels have played important roles in two more rescues in Australasian waters
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