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Zeebrugge radiation alert halts boxes from Japan
Three containers from Yokohama in Japan are being held at the Belgian port of Zeebrugge after one triggered a radiation scanner alarm.
Patrick and MUA to resume talks
Patrick Stevedores and the Maritime Union of Australia are scheduled to hold a new round of discussions this week as industrial unrest continues on the waterfront.
Novel technology provides SA with new 'port'
South Australia to host a deep water port-like facility following the adoption of an ingenious and novel technological solution.
Qld ship movements continue to increase
Queensland ports have seen an increase in vessel movements for the second consecutive month.
Owners look to cash in on global LNG boom
Global liquefied natural gas imports are expected to increase by more than 30% in the next five years to reach 286m tonnes by 2015, with China, India, Italy and France leading the growth.
IIMS sets up Australian branch
Marine surveyors in Australia now have, for the first time, direct access to their international representative body following establishment of the Australian branch of the International Institute of Marine Surveyors.
New national sales manager at Svitzer
Towage and salvage operator, Svitzer, has appointed a new national sales manager for Australia.
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