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News Item Investigation into injury at Port Taranaki
Investigations are underway into an incident that occurred onboard a dredger in Port Taranaki, New Zealand on May 8.
News Item Cloud over Oakajee as MM shares suspended
Western Australia's Oakajee Port project has been rocked as trading in one of its 50% shareholders, Murchison Metals (MM), has been suspended at Murchison’s request.
News Item Sydney Ports lifts fees in line with inflation
Sydney Ports will increase charges at its Port Botany in line with the consumer price index, according the the corporation's CEO, Grant Gilfillan.
News Item Hutchison loses key Australian manager
Hutchison Port Holdings’ senior Australian manager, Phil Rosser, has quit the company.
News Item Carriers claim trans-Pac shippers renege on contracts
Carriers say they are frustrated by customers who fail to comply with contractual commitments.
News Item Mega lines order mega-ships
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and Maersk Lines have both announced fleet-developments at the mega-end of the box ship scale.
News Item Major Iranian ports hit by US sanctions
Container carriers are now considering the future of services to Bandar Abbas, at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, after the US Treasury moved to include seven Iranian ports in its latest round of sanctions against the country.
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