Australia, Singapore join forces to reduce maritime emissions
Australia and Singapore have selected eight projects for funding as part of a $20 million initiative to help reduce emissions in the maritime sector.
Read moreDetailsAustralia and Singapore have selected eight projects for funding as part of a $20 million initiative to help reduce emissions in the maritime sector.
Read moreDetailsAMSA has issued a safety alert regarding structural failures and improper stowage of cargo transport units in Australian ports.
Read moreDetailsGladstone Magistrates Court has fined bulker owner $63,000 for failing to comply with AMSA's written direction.
Read moreDetailsAMSA issued an informative update for all DCV operators regarding the drug and alcohol policy starting 1 June, 2025 as part of their SMS.
Read moreDetailsTropical Cyclone Alfred is set to make landfall near Brisbane late on March 7 or early March 8, severely impacting operations in the area.
Read moreDetailsPilbara Ports and NH3 Clean Energy signed an MoU to explore options for the loading and export of 600,000 tonnes per annum of clean ammonia.
Read moreDetailsThe Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced the signing of a MoU for the establishment of a Korea-Australia green shipping route.
Read moreDetailsTwo breakaways of containerships after heavy rains highlight the importance of robust emergency and risk management arrangements.
Read moreDetailsSvitzer and Höegh Autoliners joined forces to deliver the first-ever, low-carbon towage service in Australia, EcoTow.
Read moreDetailsFrom 23 December 2024, the updated Marine Order 11 including new amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC) came into effect.
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