Shipping Australia

A treaty to protect international biodiversity on the high seas was officially adopted by the 193 members of the United Nations earlier this week, on Monday 19 June. The adoption of the new treaty was formally welcomed by Kitack Lim, the Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization. “I congratulate all parties on the successful...

Investigate and propose solutions to Australia's port performance with a Ph.D. Scholarship from RMIT University.

We are delighted to announce that Mehrangiz Shahbakhsh, an expert in the human elements of autonomous shipping, has joined the staff of Shipping Australia!

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Shipping Australia notes with disappointment the recent infrastructure announcements from the Federal Government.

Plastic pollution is poisoning the planet along with everyone and everything on it. Shipping Australia will work with stakeholders to tackle marine pollution.

Several commercial parties have joined forces to explore green methanol bunkering at the Port of Melbourne.

Official: Australia's migration system is a complex, expensive and confusing system that does not well meet the needs of the migrants or Australia.

Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have adopted the reform of the EU’s Emissions Trading System, which will include the maritime sector.

Several maritime-related rules to combat COVID have been cancelled at the Port of Geraldton, according to a new Harbour Master Instruction from Mid West Ports.