IN DETAIL: Chasing shadows
ICHCA Australia director Peter van Duyn sheds light on the “dark fleet” of ships sailing without transmitting AIS data to avoid detection – and sanctions
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Author: Peter van Duyn
Restoration milestone for tall ship Alma Doepel
Sail & Adventure Limited director Peter van Duyn shares an update on the restoration of tall ship as it gets ready to resume its role in youth development training
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OPINION: Latest port performance rankings no joy for Australian ports
The Container Port Performance Index does not truly reflect port rankings, writes ICHCA Australia director Peter van Duyn
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OPINION: Port privatisation in NSW has become a political football
Deakin University maritime logistics expert Peter van Duyn comments on IPART’s recent determination concerning container trade at Port of Newcastle
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INDUSTRY OPINION: Are sail-assisted ships an option or just a lot of hot air?
Peter van Duyn, maritime logistics expert at Deakin University, looks at the development and challenges of sail-assisted shipping
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OPINION: Are sail-assisted ships just a lot of hot air?
Peter van Duyn, maritime logistics expert at Deakin University, considers whether sail-assisted ships are an option
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OPINION: Strategic Fleet or Tragic Fleet?
Deakin University logistics expert Peter van Duyn discusses the proposal to build an Australian strategic fleet
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OPINION: Climate change is starting to impact shipping routes
Peter van Duyn of Deakin University examines some instances where climate change is impacting global shipping and maritime logistics
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INDUSTRY OPINION: Against the hitchhikers
Hitchhiker pests moving around the world on shipping containers pose a
grave threat, and a recent workshop in Brisbane aimed to mitigate these
risks
OPINION: Rail share in the Port of Melbourne is going nowhere
Maritime logistics expert at Deakin University Peter van Duyn says Melbourne’s rail mode share is decreasing, but there are ways to get it back on the right track
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