Air freight to sea freight: QLD looking at ways to export vegetables
A lack of air freight capacity has prompted Queensland researchers find ways to make sea-freight a more viable option for vegetables
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Author: Ian Ackerman
Finnish shipbuilder chosen over local Incat to build new Tassie Spirits
The Tasmanian government has settled on an overseas company to build the vessels, but said there would be some local benefit
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DP World Australia increases terminal access charges
DP World Australia has announced a hike in TACs at its east-coast container terminals
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Arrests after bungled air-cargo meth import attempt
Police in Western Australia arrested two men for trying to import drugs hidden in vehicle parts
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200 kilos of cocaine seized after containership transfer off Sydney
MSC Joanna was under surveillance when a small vessel zipped out from Sydney to meet it police have arrested one and the ship’s crew is being questioned (WITH VIDEO)
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Industry bodies back IMO’s US$5-billion plan to decarbonise shipping
International shipping organisations have thrown their weight behind what is called a “moon-shot” program to make shipping less carbon-intensive
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IFAM extended through September
In addition to a raft of other economic assistance measures, the government has extended the scheme to assist air freight imports and exports
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TAFE Queensland awarded RAN training contract
Queensland, not Tasmania, is to be the home of the training program for the new Guardian-class patrol boats
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Maersk, Keppel, Yara, others join forces for ship-to-ship ammonia bunkering study
Ammonia is among the top candidates for an alternative, environmentally friendly fuel for the maritime industry
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GAC opens Shenzhen office
The agency services provider has opened a new office in southern China as part of its expansion plans
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