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 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
Shipping Australia Annual Review

Annual Review 2020

Published December, 2020

Spring/Summer 2020

Published October, 2020
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Upcoming Events

Mar 6
2025 Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Golf Challenge (Victoria)
The 2025 SAL VIC Golf Day will be held on Thursday 6th March 2025 at the scenic Latrobe Golf Club. Bookings must close by Friday 28th February Already, at this early stage, the indications are that we will have a fully booked event. Come along and enjoy a great course and scenery.  Latrobe Golf Club...

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Shaping Careers for Women: Applications Now Open for 2025 Patrick Terminals WILpower Cadet Program
By Patrick Terminals Patrick Terminals has announced that applications are now open for the 2025 WILpower Cadet Program, an initiative designed to promote gender diversity within the stevedoring and maritime industries. This program offers women career development opportunities in maritime and logistics, helping to increase the representation of women in key roles across Patrick Terminals....
AMSA & Fair Work Ombudsman join forces to tackle wage theft on foreign-flagged vessels
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), in collaboration with the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO), has taken a step in addressing wage theft issues aboard foreign-flagged vessels operating under the Coastal Trading Act. The pilot program, which will focus on compliance monitoring of foreign-flagged vessels operating in Australian waters, aims to ensure adherence to wage entitlements...

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Shipping Australia – Annual Review 2024
January, 2025

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