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 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
Shipping Australia Magazine Autumn Winter 2020

Autumn/Winter 2020

Published June, 2020
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Upcoming Events

Dec 12
YSA End of Year Celebration 2024 – Rock n’ Bowl
We are pleased to invite you to our end of year and Christmas celebration for 2024 on Thursday, 12 December 2024 from 5:30pm. Please join us for a Summer evening of lawn bowls, nibbles, drinks and catching up to celebrate a fantastic year with the YSA community. Manly Bowling Club is located nearby the Manly...

Latest News

Albanese shipping laws have “actually been a massive fail,” Senator McKenzie tells Luncheon guests
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s 2012 package of shipping laws, introduced when he was the Transport Minister in the Gillard administration, have “actually been a massive fail,” Senator the Hon Bridget McKenzie, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, told Shipping Australia’s NSW Luncheon Guests late last week. Noting the newspaper articles that have been...
Govt should have intervened in last year’s port strikes, Shadow Transport Minister declares
Senator Bridget McKenzie, the Nationals Senator for Victoria who is the Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, declared at this year’s Shipping Australia Christmas Luncheon that the Federal Government should have intervened in last year’s waterfront related strikes. She also vowed that the Coalition will not make the task of the maritime and...

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Shipping Australia Winter 2024
July, 2024

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