High freight rates were driven by market forces and competition in the shipping industry is “vigorous”, the US FMC has found as facts at the end of a two year investigation.
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The IMO GHG Working Group has finalized guidelines to support implementation of carbon intensity measures and has agreed to further develop a “basket of candidate mid-term measures”.
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Design packages for a compressed hydrogen carrier near completion.
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Shipping Australia celebrates the inaugural IMO International Day for Women in Maritime, which is held on 18 May 2022.
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Gender diversity in maritime is extremely fragmented by sector, new data shows.
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Find out the key details of the latest global seafarer wage agreement.
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Ship tracking maps really don’t show what social media-based geopolitical conspiracy theorists claim they show…
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The global shipping industry will require the equivalent of the world’s entire current renewable energy demand in order to replace fossil fuel use, new research shows.
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Support for the national fleet concept, and for coastal shipping, is misguided. They are bad policies with bad outcomes for Australians.
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Australian Maritime College MBA student Chun Hei (Chris) Wang has won the 2021 Shipping Australia Prize for Excellence! Shipping Australia congratulates Chris on his achievement! […]
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The full repatriation of over 600 i-Kiribati seafarers to Tarawa, capital of the Republic of Kiribati, has been completed.
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VICTORIAN STATE COMMITTEE LUNCHEON
Keynote Speaker: The Hon Melissa Horne, MP
With Guest Speakers:
Tim Vancampen – CEO, Victorian International Container Terminal
Saul Cannon – CEO, Port of Melbourne
Thursday, 25 August 2022
1200hrs for 1230hrs
Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club
Proudly sponsored by Victoria International Container Terminal
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Ukraine crisis does not appear to have induced a seafarer shortage on the Australian trades.
Shipping Australia has not received reports from its members that there is a shortage of crew because of the crisis in Ukraine.
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New academic research indicates factors linked to discrimination against female officers
Nationality, high qualifications and male support may be factors that can reduce the degree of discrimination, researchers say.
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