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Failsafe device failed to prevent lifeboat injury
- A failsafe device did not prevent a lifeboat plummeting 18m into the sea during a medi-vac of the chief engineer aboard an LNG tanker, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau reported yesterday.
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Grain could be exported in feus
- A senior Maersk Line executive has flagged exporting Australian grain in forty-foot (feu) containers.
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Geelong touted as Victoria's vehicle import centre
- Car export and import sector stakeholders have two months to respond to a discussion paper into relocating the motor vehicle trade from Melbourne to Geelong.
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Drilling operations in Brisbane River
- Core sediment sampling will begin today in the Goodna Reach of the Brisbane River and will continue until next Friday, Maritime Safety Queensland has said.
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Weak freight rates take toll on boxship charters
- Overcapacity and low freight rates are starting to affect the boxship charter market.
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Shippers critical of lack of schedule data
- Shippers are concerned over what they regard as a dearth of information offered by lines on shipping schedules, according to a new study.
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DP World volumes on the rise
- DP World saw gross volumes rise 11% to 26.2mteu for the first six months of 2011, with momentum continuing into the second quarter after an “excellent” start to the year.










