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Paper opens debate on Australian shipping issues
The Federal Government has given no further details of its maritime policies, despite the release of a discussion paper this morning canvassing issues likely to arise in any changes to the Navigation Act 1912.
More problems for Maersk Gateshead
The containership Maersk Gateshead will remain at Sydney’s Darling Harbour for a few more days after engineers yesterday discovered further engine damage while pressure-testing pistons.
China's iron ore demand could be losing steam
Concerns have emerged that Chinese iron ore consumption is slowing and imports may even fall below 2009 levels, which would significantly hit spot rates for the fleet of over 1000 capesize vessels.
Final hurrah for Darling Harbour's cruise terminal
Sydney Ports Corporation will be hoping that there are no more major delays to the engine-troubled Maersk Gateshead.
Technology is key to road freight efficiencies: NTC
Investing in technology will improve road safety, reduce transport costs and cut emissions for the road freight industry, according to a strategy report released by the National Transport Commission (NTC) this week.
Maersk planning record peak surcharges
Maersk Line is set to break another record this year when it introduces what is possibly the highest ever series of peak season surcharges.
