Western Australia and Netherlands Partner on Renewable Hydrogen On November 29 the McGowan Government in Western Australia and the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands
Australia Will Have to Wait Longer to Cruise with Carnival After a summertime announcement of delaying cruises to re-start in Australia until September 2021 due
Australia Looks to Mandate Lifejackets Domestic commercial vessels have a history of reported drownings in Australia. At least 44 people have died from 34 incidents since
Drug Bust in Shipping Container from Malaysia in Melbourne 450 kilograms, approximately $140 million in street value of heroin was discover by Australian authorities after
Royal Caribbean Pulls Out of Cruise Season in Australia Through December 17, 2021 Australia already has a cruise ship travel ban in place and after
Singapore-flagged Vessel Denied Access by Australia In what is now the third ship to be banned from entry in 2021 into Australia, the Western Callao,
Ports Australia Asking for Help to Combat Covid-19 Amid a Covid-19 breakout amongst seafarers and employees at DP World’s and Hutchison Ports’s Port Botany terminals
Special Security Agreement Between the UK, US and Australia Three countries have come together in a recent agreement in efforts to curb China’s interest and
ABB wins $120m contract to supply electrical equipment at Chevron-operated Gorgon natural gas project off Australia. In a multi-million dollar deal, ABB has won the
Australian authorities file charges after boxship drags anchor through designated telecom cable area. Australian Federal Police (AFP) have filed charges against the master of the
