Updated: 07 July 2020. This article features the latest shipping and port restrictions around Australia on a rolling basis.
Shipping Australia is very concerned about the adverse effects on Australian families that will be caused by coordinated protected industrial action.
Read MoreShipping Australia takes issue with the rather uninformed claim from the Western Australia Transport Minister that seafarer crew changes must take place overseas. There are […]
Read MoreShipping Australia liaised this week with the visa section of the Australia Border Force. Matters discussed included visa-related data, processing of maritime related visas, reasons […]
Read MoreA lengthy workshop on transport infrastructure resilience was attended by Shipping Australia chief executive officer Rod Nairn. Unfortunately, Shipping Australia must express the concern that […]
Read MoreShipping Australia took part in a round table with Western Australian officials about the State government-induced difficulties of carrying out a crew change in the […]
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Shipping Australia welcomes the leadership of Maritime Safety Queensland in its handling of a COVID-19 positive seafarer.
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Shipping Australia has provided a comprehensive brief to Federal Government officials on the crew change crisis.
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A new joint survey by the International Chamber of Shipping and the International Transport Federation reveals that shipping companies are taking strong measures to protect the health of seafarers and the general public from COVID-19.
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Can we avoid a waterfront shutdown?
https://shippingaustralia.com.au/opinion-as-an-industrial-action-crisis-looms-it-is-no-accident-that-enterprise-agreements-have-expired-across-the-waterfront/
Until now the international supply chain has kept Australia supplied with essential goods and is still taking our exports to overseas markets - CAUTION roadblock under construction!
https://shippingaustralia.com.au/victorian-restrictions-beginning-of-the-end-of-an-efficient-supply-chain/