LETTER TO DCN: ATSB is not a regulator
ATSB Chief Commissioner Angus Mitchell responds to a recent letter suggesting the bureau should investigate alleged breaches of pilotage regulations
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 14th November, 2024
ATSB Chief Commissioner Angus Mitchell responds to a recent letter suggesting the bureau should investigate alleged breaches of pilotage regulations
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 7th November, 2024
Torres Pilots MD Perry Sutton wrote to DCN about a recent report concerning the alleged use of unlicensed pilots in Port Phillip Bay
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 12th July, 2024
3DL Logistics director Chris Roberts flags concerns around customs broking becoming a contractor-based profession
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 9th January, 2024
Maritime law expert Captain Glenn Mathias examines current trends in piracy in and around the Gulf of Aden, and proposes a solution to the problem
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 16th October, 2023
Mr Cannon, a well-known figure in the Australian ports industry, has died at 83. He is mourned by his friends, colleagues and family
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 19th September, 2023
Mission to Seafarers regional director Sue Dight looks at how building relationships fuels ESG progress and transforms corporate responsibility
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 14th September, 2023
Tugging the heart strings: A requiem for the last ocean-going steam tugboat left in Australia, Brisbane’s Steam-Tug Forceful
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 7th February, 2023
The federal government should acknowledge that it cannot make laws in respect of policies that are hidden from the public and Parliament, Greg Cameron writes
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 16th November, 2022
At a recent presentation in Sydney, Captain Ashley Papp discussed partnerships and connections between the civil maritime industry and the Navy
Read MorePosted by DCN Reader | 15th November, 2022
Mills Oakley partner Maurice Lynch and lawyer George Glen look at some of the insurance implications if the Svitzer lockout of maritime workers goes ahead on Friday
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