A campaign of targeted intimidation and harassment by the Maritime Union of Australia has caused mooring services company to suspend operations.
Shipping Australia condemns the waterfront industrial action that has caused such disruption that liner shipping companies are increasingly being forced to reduce their services to and from Australia.
Read MoreA campaign of targeted intimidation and harassment by the Maritime Union of Australia has caused mooring services company to suspend operations.
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A major meeting at BIMCO has produced numerous updates that will affect international shipping.
Read MoreAn application to the Fair Work Commission by container terminal operator Patrick Terminals to terminate industrial action is strongly supported by Shipping Australia.
Read MoreDP World Australia envisages finalisation of an agreement at DPWA Sydney in the near future.
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Today, 24 September, is World Maritime Day. Today is a day to think about the benefits that ocean shipping has brought to all the peoples […]
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Federal officials have released a discussion paper on reform of the way that cargo vessels are regulated under the Coastal Trading Act 2012.
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Shipping line ANL says that Australia and New Zealand need to adapt to the presence of larger and larger ships in the world fleet.
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Coastal trading reform is back on the policy agenda!
A government paper proposing reform of the coastal trading regime has been released.
Eight reforms are proposed that would reduce the administrative burden on industry.
Find out more: https://bit.ly/2EvFXaY
Today, 24 September, is World Maritime Day 2020.
Today is a day to think about the benefits that ocean shipping has brought to all the peoples of the world, no matter how far they live from the sea.
Find out more about World Maritime Day 2020 at: https://bit.ly/3hXMOaX