Supply chain issues will be compounded by lack of Ukrainian and Russian seafarers, says International Chamber of Shipping
Shipping's global association, the International Chamber of Shipping, has warned that current supply chain disruption is set to be compounded by a shortfall in the...
Shipping's global association, the International Chamber of Shipping, has warned that current supply chain disruption is set to be compounded by a shortfall in the global shipping workforce due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
March 11, 2022
Diary Date: Maritime Law Association of Australia & New Zealand webinar
SAL member, Peter McQueen (arbitrator and mediator) and Dr Robin Bowley, UTS Sydney, will present an overview of key developments in maritime law.
SAL member, Peter McQueen (arbitrator and mediator) and Dr Robin Bowley, UTS Sydney, will present an overview of key developments in maritime law.
March 11, 2022
Explainer: Empty Container Incentive Scheme hurts Australian farmers
Exporters of farm produce will be - and likely are being - hit particularly badly by a policy imposed on the supply chain by the...
Exporters of farm produce will be - and likely are being - hit particularly badly by a policy imposed on the supply chain by the Sydney-based private container port operator.
March 4, 2022
Shipping Australia submits extensive brief to Productivity Commission
Shipping Australia has made an extensive submission to the Productivity Commission's inquiry into Australia’s Maritime Logistics Systems.
Shipping Australia has made an extensive submission to the Productivity Commission's inquiry into Australia’s Maritime Logistics Systems.
March 4, 2022
Impacts on shipping of the tragic conflict in the Ukraine
Shipping-related observations related to the fighting in the Ukraine.
Shipping-related observations related to the fighting in the Ukraine.
March 4, 2022
ICS urges governments to act after UN report highlights countries denying seafarers urgent medical care
The International Chamber of Shipping has called on governments around the world to ensure access to medical care for seafarers, after it emerged that crews...
The International Chamber of Shipping has called on governments around the world to ensure access to medical care for seafarers, after it emerged that crews continue to be refused urgent treatment at ports during the pandemic.
March 4, 2022
Never waste a crisis, nor forget who you serve
Port of Melbourne Executive General Manager, Keith Gordon, writes about how COVID-19 has accelerated innovation.
Port of Melbourne Executive General Manager, Keith Gordon, writes about how COVID-19 has accelerated innovation.
February 22, 2022
A sea change for shipping
The past year has proven the resilience of shipping, writes Esben Poulsson. Now, shipping must face the greatest challenge: decarbonisation.
The past year has proven the resilience of shipping, writes Esben Poulsson. Now, shipping must face the greatest challenge: decarbonisation.
February 22, 2022
World’s first LNG-fuelled Newcastlemax bulker fills up in Singapore
Bulk carrier, Mount Tourmaline, said to be the world's first LNG fuelled Newcastlemax bulker has fuelled-up ready for the WA / Asia trades.
Bulk carrier, Mount Tourmaline, said to be the world's first LNG fuelled Newcastlemax bulker has fuelled-up ready for the WA / Asia trades.
February 22, 2022
Looking to the future at Flinders Port
2021 was an exciting year at the Adelaide container terminal, writes Flinders CEO Stewart Lammin.
2021 was an exciting year at the Adelaide container terminal, writes Flinders CEO Stewart Lammin.
