Young Shipping Australia is non-profit organisation developed for young professionals within the shipping industry. Established in 2007 and guided by the YSA NSW Committee, Young Shipping Australia has provided the shipping community with regular educational and social events targeted at the ‘under 35s’ age group. Members of YSA benefit from discounted attendance and preferential selection to popular events.

Become a YSA member today:

YSA Membership NSW

Price range: $60.00 through $75.00

New, or renewed, membership with Young Shipping Australia is valid until 30 June 2027

Members receive discounts to events across Australia and are given preference when attending limited capacity tours. Become part of the YSA network and join other young professionals keeping informed on developments within the shipping industry.

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Alternatively, Download the YSA Membership Form and become a YSA member today.


Mission Statement:

Young Shipping Australia aims to provide young professionals within the shipping industry with career development and networking opportunities through relevant and educational industry events.

YSA NSW Committee:

Michael Tatham – Chairperson
James Stewart – Secretary
Kasia Czarnota – Communications and Events Coordinator
Karim Bizri – Committee Member
Zachary Norgard – Committee Member

Upcoming Events:

Breakfast Seminar: Wednesday 5 August 2026 at 8:00am

Please join us at Mills Oakley’s offices at Level 7, 151 Clarence Street, Sydney, on Wednesday 5 August for a two-part breakfast seminar covering recent important judgments and commercial issues facing the freight and trade industry:

  • Lessons on Limitation for Maritime Claims: CSL Australia Pty Ltd v Tasmanian Ports Corporation [2026] HCA 15
  • Current issues facing Airlines and Freight Forwarders

Breakfast, tea and coffee will be served; but for barista coffee we recommend picking up a coffee to go on your way to the event.

Attendance is free, but please note that spaces are limited and registration is essential. Please register (with any dietary requirements) by email to ys*@*******************om.au.

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Membership is open to all ship owners, operators and agents both Australian and International providing services to or within Australia.

Upcoming Events

Dec 4
NSW State Committee Christmas Luncheon 2026
NSW State Committee Christmas Luncheon 2026 FRIDAY, 4 DECEMBER 2026  1200hrs for 1230hrs At the “W” HOTEL  in the GREAT ROOM at 31 Wheat Rd, Sydney NSW 2000 SYDNEY DARLING HARBOUR  PROUDLY SPONSORED BY  SUPPORT SPONSORS              
Nov 27
SAL Victorian State Committee – Special End of Year Luncheon
  SAL Victorian State Committee Special End of Year Luncheon FRIDAY, 27 November 2026 1230 to 1500 At the Royal Automobile Club, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000   PROUDLY SPONSORED BY  We would be delighted to have the pleasure of your company at Shipping Australia’s final event of the year. The luncheon features international...
Nov 12
YSA NSW End of Year Celebration 2026 – Sydney Harbour Tug Tour & Drinks
Join YSA for our end of 2026 celebration: a tug tour of Sydney Harbour followed by drinks and nibbles at the pub! Hosted by Svitzer, YSA are lucky to board and learn about some of the hardest working vessels in Sydney Harbour during one of their busiest periods of the year. Learn about the work...

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