List of Associate Members - Shipping Australia

Associate Members

1-Stop Connections Pty Ltd

AGS World Transport Pty Ltd

Auriga Group Pty Ltd

Aurizon Limited

Ausport Marine

Australian Amalgamated Terminals (AAT)

Australian Maritime College

Colin Biggers & Paisley Pty Ltd

DP World Limited

Flinders Ports Holdings South Australia Pty Ltd

Gordon Brandon (Vic) Pty Ltd

Henning Harders (Australia) Pty Ltd

HFW Australia

HWL Ebsworth Pty Ltd

Maritime Safety Queensland

The MCC Group

Melbourne International RoRo & Auto Terminal Pty Ltd

Merchant Navy War Memorial Fund Ltd

Peter McQueen Pty Limited

Port Kembla Gateway Pty Ltd

Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd

Port of Newcastle

Port Phillip Sea Pilots Pty Ltd

Poseidon Sea Pilots Pty Ltd

SERCO Asia Pacific

Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Hutchison Ports Australia

Thomas Miller (Australasia) Pty Ltd

Thompson Clarke Shipping Pty Ltd

United Rentals Australia Pty Limited

United Salvage

Victoria International Container Terminal

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Upcoming Events

Oct 10

Industry Gala Night 2026

Industry Gala Night 2026 – A Masquerade Affair Shipping Australia Limited Queensland is delighted to announce the return of our highly anticipated Industry Gala Night 2026. Following the outstanding success of last year’s sold-out event, we are excited to once again bring together industry leaders, valued partners, sponsors, and supporters for an unforgettable evening of...

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Day of the Seafarer – 25 June 2026

Next Thursday is the U.N. recognised “Day of the Seafarer”. The day highlights the hardship, pressures, and risks of life at sea, especially in conflict-afflicted areas. The recent Middle East conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, is a prime example as the conflict saw 46 vessels attacked with the loss of 14 seafarer...

Too many standards, too much red tape, not enough lifetime to deal with it

Multiple, diverging, standards are not helpful for a global industry like shipping. Nor, indeed, are they generally good for society either. A new case study and analysis, commissioned by the International Chamber of Shipping and the European Shipowners Association supports the need for single standards. There are key areas of divergence between the EU Ship Recycling...

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Shipping Australia – Annual Review 2025

January, 2026

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