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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Read MoreThe Australian Logistics Council, Australasian Railway Association, Ports Australia and Shipping Australia have today joined together to call for clarification of how the Biosecurity Levy, […]
Read MoreShipping Australia’s Victoria annual golf challenge for the Phil Kelly OAM trophy saw a field of 16 teams get around the Waterford Valley Golf course […]
Read MoreThe MUA has called a four-day strike for Qube Ports’ workers in Melbourne and Geelong from today after demanding unsustainable pay rises and failing to […]
Read MoreThe annual SAL NSW Golf day, held at the Coast Golf club on Wednesday 28th February was a great success. With perfect weather and a […]
Read MoreI am very pleased to learn of the commencement of pilotage services in Melbourne by the Australian Pilotage Group (APG) and I am sure that many of our members will utilise their services.
Read MoreIn January, the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) and the Trade Facilitation Group (TFG) Discussion Agreements were terminated. This follows soon after the termination of the […]
Read MoreMUA members are laying low, while CFMEU and other unions use social media to fuel the picket and hide under cowardly “community protest” cover to […]
Read MoreThe AMOU and MUA’s current program of short, disruptive 24 hour strikes suspending pilot vessel operations to most cargo ships at Port Jackson and Port […]
Read MoreVICTORIAN 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