Hanwha Ocean enters strategic partnership with GCMD
The South Korean shipbuilder is aiming to advance its maritime decarbonisation goals
WOMEN IN MARITIME: It’s a balancing act
Australia had quite a summer – heat waves, floods, dust storms, drought, fires – it’s easy to wonder where the balance is… Jeanine Drummond and Jillian Carson-Jackson look at balance in the maritime industry
TRADE LAW: Please sir, a dog ate my Brexit
Brexit comes with a host of implications, not only for trade but the movement of people – lawyer Andrew Hudson takes a close look at the developing debacle
IATA reports strong month for air cargo demand
May marked the sixth consecutive month of year-on-year growth, the sector benefiting from capacity constraints on shipping
Further arrests, charges laid as protests persist for Newcastle’s rail
Two separate incidents mark the eighth consecutive day of coordinated protests targeting Newcastle’s freight railways
Houthi attacks intensify amidst US aircraft absence
Unmanned surface vessels are causing damage and spreading fear as a US aircraft carrier changeover allows Houthis room to strike
AMSA praises well prepared catamaran crew
A trio of emergency devices helped AMSA pinpoint a vessel in trouble off WA’s south coast
Tas premier wants Vics out of the way
The premier expressed “extreme disappointment” with a Victorian shire council preventing the shipment of stockfeed to drought-stricken King Island
Svitzer, Smit Lamnalco roll over four-port deal
Svitzer and Smit Lamnalco have extended their agreement to share towage assets in four Australian ports