Truckies welcome calls to end port charges
Small parties are weighing in about infrastructure charges imposed by the stevedores
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ICTSI upgrades Lae unit ahead of schedule
New cranes are expected to boost business capacity at Lae, the main container terminal for Papua New Guinea
Read MoreLargest tanker at Newcastle follows big investment culmination
THE largest fuel tanker to enter Port of Newcastle in its 220-year history arrived on Monday morning. The 244metre Pro Alliance long range 2 class tanker berthed at 11am at Stolthaven’s Mayfield 7 dedicated bulk liquids...
Read MoreNew scholarships to support AMC logistics students
A shipping line and an educational institution are cooperating to help foster young industry talent
Read MoreAg export centres mooted for Toowoomba and Cairns
Aviation looms large as a way of getting more Queensland agricultural produce to distant markets
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Wharfies plan rally in the tropics
The lovely city of Cairns is to be the site of a rally by Maritime Union members
Read MoreTimber exporters seek to boost Japan ties
Japan and China are expected to require more hardwood chips for their pulp mills, thus fuelling demand for South Australian timber
Read MoreAir freight worth big bucks
While you’re jetting off for a luxury holiday, spare a thought for the air freight stored in the hold
Read MoreABF claims “huge tobacco and cigarette haul”
A detector dog helped discover a cargo of illicit tobacco in a shipping container from India
Read MoreALC seeking clarification over stamp duty
The NSW election campaign looks like going down to the wire, but one Opposition policy has raised eyebrows among one industry group
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