Industry reacts to ACCC Stevedore report
Patrick Terminals did not agree with the observations in the report, stating that some of them appeared to be based on “inaccurate information”
World’s biggest ‘ship’ to work in Bass Strait
Allseas wins rig removal contract
WOMEN IN MARITIME: Paving the way for gender equality
Achieving gender equality within the maritime sector has been a slow process, however, there has been progress in some areas, writes Jillian Carson-Jackson
THE GRILL: Tom Holyman
Tom Holyman, vice-president, Oceania at Kalmar, talks about his new job, Tasmania and his love of rugby
OPINION: Where is the government’s support for seafarer welfare funding?
It is time for a political will to secure sustainable funding for seafarers’ welfare, writes seafarer rights advocate Paul MacGillivary
Western Sydney Airport welcomes first international airline
The airport is expected to open for domestic, international and air cargo services in late 2026
New legislation for SA to protect agriculture industry
A new bill will be introduced to South Australia’s parliament this week aimed at strengthening the state’s biosecurity protection
Work to commence at Horn Island Port
Ports North says a major upgrade will commence in September at the Torres Strait island’s port
WA millions for Kimberley resilience
The WA government will pump an additional $67.5 million to a new resilience program in the region, with some of that funding going to infrastructure at the Port of Broome
Damen, CMA CGM to fine-tune fuel use
CMA CGM and Damen have embarked on a project to modify up to 10 of the container line’s ships to save fuel