ADF steps in after floods disrupt sea freight to Lord Howe Island
Infrastructure at Port Macquarie was wiped out by the floods, forcing the cancellation of a freight voyage to the island
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Author: Ian Ackerman
Botany breaks record with longest containership
Soroe Maersk arrived at Botany empty and was loaded with nothing but empty containers
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Ports of Auckland says it is acting on safety report recommendations
POAL has received the final version of an independent safety review commissioned after two fatal accidents at the port in the past three years
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Movers 3 and Maryam still detained at Weipa and Kembla
AMSA detained the two vessels in February and March and the ships’ operator has yet to rectify most deficiencies
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Unprotected industrial action at DPWA Botany terminal
Workers downed tools Tuesday in a dispute regarding contract maintenance workers
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“Suez is a canal in Egypt, not an excuse to price-gouge your customers”
The Global Shippers’ Forum says shippers should be wary of extra charges stemming from Suez blockage
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SeaRoad Tamar sails from Tassie one last time
The ship is on its final Bass Strait voyage before being replaced by MV Liekut on the route
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AUSMEPA closes after 20 years
The Australian Marine Environment Protection Association has racked up some impressive accomplishments over the years
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen brings last three vessels out of cold layup
The ro-ro specialist is bringing out the last of the vessels that were deactivated last year due to the pandemic
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Suez traffic resumes, investigations to begin
With the Ever Given re-floated and anchored in the Great Bitter Lake, ships are moving again
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