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Long road ahead for Tasmanian rail freight
Tasmania's north-south rail line will not reopen until the end of June, state infrastructure minister Graeme Sturges said yesterday after his government and operator Pacific National agreed to a program of works.
Rio ore deal points to slump in benchmark price
A new iron ore price agreement between Rio Tinto and Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel has given an early indication of the degree to which benchmark prices could fall this year.
MOL president warns container lines face $10bn loss
The world’s container lines could be heading for collective losses of US$10bn this year, according to Mitsui OSK Lines president Akimitsu Ashida, writes Keith Wallis.
National maritime regulator benefits must be demonstrated, says Victoria
The Victorian Government said the benefits of a national maritime safety regulator needed to demonstrated before the state handed over its own regulatory responsibilities.
Record capesize congestion in China
Almost one in 10 of the world's capesize bulk carriers are waiting to discharge iron ore at Chinese ports, writes Liz McCarthy in London.
Mariana ramps up express service
Mariana Express Lines has added more resources to its KTX Express Shuttle service between northern Australia and Asia.
Toll names new chief financial officer
Toll has appointed Brian Kruger as its new chief financial officer (CFO), succeeding temporary incumbent Mal Grimmond, the logistics company announced yesterday.
New transport and logistics partner for Middletons
Middletons has recruited commercial lawyer Michael Neylan as a partner for its transport, logistics and defence group, the law firm said yesterday.
Our online access extended until the end of the week
Lloyd’s List DCN has extended its free online access period until the end of May.
