Shipping Australia Magazine

Young Shipping Australia is a non-profit organization uniquely crafted for young professionals passionate about the shipping industry. Since its inception in 2007, guided by the dedicated YSA NSW Committee, YSA has become a beacon for innovation, growth, and connection for those under 35, committed to shaping the future of shipping.

Shipping Australia – Annual Review 2025

Published January, 2026

Shipping Australia Winter 2025

Published July, 2025

Shipping Australia – Annual Review 2024

Published January, 2025

Shipping Australia Winter 2024

Published July, 2024

Shipping Australia – Annual Review 2023

Published January, 2024

Shipping Australia mid-year 2023

Published August, 2023

Annual Review of 2022

Published February, 2023

SAL Winter 2022

Published September, 2022

Shipping Australia Annual Review – 2021

Published January, 2022
Shipping Australia Magazine Winter 2021

Winter 2021

Published August, 2021
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Shipping Australia QLD 2026 Golf Day – 3rd June 2026
Shipping Australia QLD 2026 Golf Day – tickets are no longer available On 3rd June 2026 @ 11:30 am – 7:00 pm We are looking forward to welcoming you to an enjoyable day of golf and dinner at the 2026 SAL QLD Golf Day! The Golf Day will once again be held at the Wynnum...

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A Revolutionary Turning Point in Maritime History: The IMO Adopts the MASS Code
Shipping has always changed slowly, until it doesn’t. At certain points, a new development becomes too significant to remain outside the regulatory system. There are moments in maritime history when the industry shifts in ways that affect not only ships, but the wider system around them. The transition from sail to steam, the move from...
Inside the MASS Code: Rethinking Maritime Safety in a Distributed World
If the people, systems and decisions that keep a ship operationally safe are no longer all on board, how does the industry prove that safety is still under control? As maritime operations move toward autonomous and remotely operated ships, this question becomes central. Before asking when these vessels will become common, the industry needs to...

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Shipping Australia – Annual Review 2025
January, 2026

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