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Fortescue secures $500m credit facility
- Iron ore exporter Fortescue Metals has secured a $500m credit facility for its multi-billion Pilbara expansion.
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AAA's departure will hurt Tassie - Newman
- A decision by the AAA-consortium to bypass Bell Bay in favour of Melbourne will be a major problem for the Tasmanian economy, a leading maritime industry figure says.
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Wharfies strike causing major problems
- Industrial action by Patrick wharfies this week is causing major disruptions to shipping and other port operations.
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Lyttelton Port reclamation fast-tracked
- New Zealand's government has approved the establishment of a 10-hectare reclamation area at Lyttelton Port, using rubble from the Christchurch earthquakes.
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Marine oil pollution Bill advances
- Anthony Albanese, the federal minister for transport, yesterday laid the Protection of The Sea (Prevention Of Pollution From Ships) Amendment (Oil Transfers) Bill 2011 before parliament for its second reading.
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Gallagher acquires niche Singapore broker
- US insurance broker Arthur J Gallagher has continued its international expansion by acquiring niche Singapore-based marine and trade insurance broker ITI Solutions for an undisclosed amount.
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CMA CGM confirms 16,000 teu upgrades
- CMA CGM chief executive Jacques Saadé has confirmed for the first time that three ships which the line has on order will be enlarged.










