Category: Magazine Issues
THE GRILL: Ricky Rouse
DCN sat down with Newcastle-based marine pilot Ricky Rouse for a chat about his life in maritime so far, adventures from Muscat to Mascot, and family life
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MILESTONES: Port of Brisbane farewells COO
Port of Brisbane recently announced the retirement of longstanding chief operating officer Peter Keyte following many years of service
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MILESTONES: The end of an era
Ahead of his upcoming retirement, AMSA chief executive officer Mick Kinley sat down with DCN for a chat about his career with the safety authority
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MARITIME COUNTRY PROFILE: Sweden
A strong seafaring culture since the Vikings raided foreign shores, Sweden remains a leading maritime nation, home to a host of major shipping lines, shipbuilders and nautical innovations
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MARITIME HISTORY: Pillaging curse still rife
The following articles on pilfering appeared in the Daily Commercial News in July 1924 after a Brisbane judge sentenced two men for stealing goods in transit and buying goods pilfered from the wharves
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THE GRILL: Allen Dobie
Allen Dobie talks about growing up around boats in Canada and an upcoming once-in-a lifetime voyage with his wife Linda
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MARITIME HISTORY: A tale of two vessels
Australian newspapers in June 1924 wrote of a steamer and hulk bound
for New Caledonia. The vessels eventually limped back to Sydney after an unexpected towing adventure
INDUSTRY OPINION: Diplomas as pathways to a stronger industry
IFCBAA training manager Praveen Jomy discusses how vocational education offers a solution to skill shortages in logistics and freight forwarding
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