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More funding for Gippsland Ports
Gippsland Ports in Victoria is to score an extra $7.15m from the state government for maintenance and port dredging.
Australia's bulk exports to continue rapid growth
Continued decline in prices should mean more shipments for exporters of Australia’s energy resources “for years to come,” according to the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE).
NZ port competitors go online for supply chain efficiencies
Tauranga and Auckland, the two largest container terminal operators in New Zealand, have announced plans to start a single container management portal called ‘PortConnect’.
Growth in seaborne trade robust but uneven
WORLD seaborne tonnages saw “robust” growth in 2010 from the recessionary year of 2009, but the rebound was uneven across the regions, says a new report by the International Transport Forum.
US complaint sparked car carrier anti-trust probe
Investigations into the activities of car and truck carrier operators were prompted by a complaint from a US shipping company about unfair practices.
Downside risk looms for container lines
“Significant downside risks to the recovery” exist in the container sector, says box analyst Alphaliner.
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