Onslow marine services hub a step closer
Expansion of Onslow’s Marine Support Base to service the offshore oil and gas industries is progressing steadily
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Author: Dale Crisp
AAL expands MPP fleet again
Leading breakbulk and heavylift/ project carrier AAL is taking on four more large multi-purpose ships to strengthen its global position
Read More50-year masterplan for SA ports
Flinders Ports is taking a long-term view by commissioning a 50-year masterplan for the seven South Australian ports under its control
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Höegh Autoliners up Australian service frequency
The company is adding an additional monthly sailing to its Europe-Oceania service
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Gladstone sets new benchmarks
Gladstone has replaced Hay Point as Queensland’s highest tonnage port and Bundaberg and Rockhampton are continuing to grow
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ACCC working on Part X successor
The ACCC is taking soundings about a narrower version of Part X of the CCA, governing liner shipping, with a view to establishing more limited exemptions
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NYK in first autonomous ship trial
One of NYK’s large vehicle carriers has carried out the first manned autonomous international voyage under new IMO guidelines
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Asian trade carriers push Aus trade rates up
A late pick-up in freight rates and volumes after a lean year is encouraging carriers in the North & East Asia-Australia trade to seek further rate increases
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Port Hedland’s second towage provider casts off
Three years after a second licence was awarded, Fortescue Metals Group has begun towage operations in Port Hedland, enabled by KOTUG
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WA ramps up sub maintenance push
The Western Australian Government is intensifying efforts to secure Navy maintenance work, promising a substantial upgrade of marine repair and supporting facilities at AMC Henderson
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