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MUA plans further stoppages
- More industrial action is expected at Patrick Stevedore’s Westernport bulk and general terminal this weekend as the Maritime Union’s period for protected action comes to an end.
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Weak east-west box rates send misleading signals
- Broad supply and demand equilibrium have been cited as evidence that box trades are not in such poor shape as some indicators imply.
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Hapag-Lloyd announces new Asia-Australia route
- Container line Hapag-Lloyd has announced a new shipping loop between north-east Asia and Australia.
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Rebels capture Libyan tanker
- Libyan product tanker, Cartagena, is reported to have been taken over by rebel forces and diverted to the rebel-held port of Benghazi.
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Rio's fixing frenzy underpins capesize market
- Capesize rates rallied late last week, spurred by fixing activity from Rio Tinto which booked more than 10 vessels.
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Amended port navigation depths for Cairns
- Maritime Safety Queensland has advised mariners that the design and actual port navigation depths in Cairns have been revised.










