Empty container park talks welcomed by transport groups
Talks between transport groups and logistics companies may have gone some way towards easing supply chain issues at empty container parks
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Author: David Sexton
Bigger ships able to call at Lyttelton, following channel enhancements
A combination of dredging and under keel clearance technology are set to provide benefits for the kiwi terminal
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Government makes common cause with wharfies over wind project
A wind farm has brought the federal government and its old foes in the Maritime Union
Read MoreStink bugs, sulphur and illegal goods thrashed out at forum
Many important issues were discusses during a forum organised by a prominent logistics business
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Progress reported in DPWA, union dispute
A bruising week lies ahead for the transport sector, as a dispute between DPWA and the MUA/CFMMEU grinds on
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Lyttelton Container Terminal expands with 1-Stop booking system
The kiwi port terminal is looking to technology to leverage new technology efficiencies
Read MoreBulker released from detention
The vessel Anna Elisabeth is back at sea after being cleared from detention
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New inspector-general of biosecurity appointed
The new inspector-general is sure to have his work cut out battling pests such as brown marmorated stink bug
Read MoreHutchison hikes Botany levy
A stevedore has hiked infrastructure fees in Sydney, citing the need to keep up with infrastructure and maintenance requirements
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Fortescue reports slight downturn in half-yearly shipments
Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest’s Fortescue Metals Group recorded a slight decline in shipment volumes, but the company is still talking of a positive outlook
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