UNCTAD calls for stronger cooperation to safeguard global trade
Diversifying shipping routes, supporting low carbon shipping, and enhancing port efficiency were just some of the recommendations made in the annual report
New consortium to kickstart SA green iron
The consortium of companies is aiming to launch green iron production and export capability in the southern state
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Women testing the water
A new enterprise in Western Australia is helping to bring women in maritime roles together and attract more women into the sector writes Zoe Gill
MARITIME LAW: Greater fundraising ability for the Mission
Ranjani Sundar talks about how the Mission to Seafarers is now better
placed to provide its important services
Baltic Exchange weekly report
The week in bulk: the regular report on global bulk sea freight markets from the Baltic Exchange
QIC invests in European bulk terminals operator HES International
The loan forms part of a €1 billion (about $1.6 billion) debt capital raised by the company to support growth
Wilhelmsen Ships Services joins partnership for safer mooring
The company will focus on reducing accidents in mooring as part of a zero-harm maritime industry initiative by RightShip
Bunbury grounding prompts upgrade to pilot standards
Ineffective bridge management contributed to the grounding of World Diana in April last year
Port of Newcastle liability extinguished
Port of Newcastle has paid the one-off compensation payment determined by IPART last month, meaning the port can now grow its container trade without reimbursing the state of NSW
MWPA appoints first community chair to consultation forum
The new chair is the first community member to lead the port’s Community Consultation Committee, an important part of the port’s decision making process