Shipping Australia

An application to the Fair Work Commission by container terminal operator Patrick Terminals to terminate industrial action is strongly supported by Shipping Australia.

DP World Australia envisages finalisation of an agreement at DPWA Sydney in the near future.

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 of the world, no matter how far they live from the sea. Many people are surprised, shocked even, when they learn that the ocean shipping industry globally carries about 80...

Federal officials have released a discussion paper on reform of the way that cargo vessels are regulated under the Coastal Trading Act 2012.

Shipping line ANL says that Australia and New Zealand need to adapt to the presence of larger and larger ships in the world fleet.

The Maritime Union of Australia withdrew its industrial action at DP World Australia. But this is only a limited respite - delays and congestion will continue.

In the future,from about 2050 onward, the world shipping fleet will likely be powered by ammonia and hydrogen, the IEA reports.

Late yesterday, Shipping Australia filed a statement at the Fair Work Commission in support of DP World Australia’s application to terminate protected industrial action.

ANL analyses the decreasing trends in consumer commodities from January to June 2020.

DPWA has made an application to terminal industrial action. Shipping Australia supports that application.