- Info
Search results
—
1383 items matching your search terms
Subscribe to an always-updated feed of these search terms
-
Tripodi loses ports role as Rees wields axe
-
New South Wales premier Nathan Rees is today expected to announce a new ports minister for the state after the forced resignation of Joe Tripodi yesterday.
-
Farstad seeks MUA talks through Fair Work Australia
-
The shipping industry's effort to head off an industrial campaign in the offshore energy sector is underway with Farstad Shipping seeking to involve Fair Work ...
-
AWB to double grain wagon fleet
-
AWB plans to double its 68-tonne capacity rail wagon fleet, with 90 more to be built, the agribusiness has announced.
-
Australia-Europe box trade decline slows
-
Third quarter container trade with Europe appears to have arrested the volume plunge that was evident earlier this year, according to the latest European Liner ...
-
Seacorp expands WA office network
-
Sea Corporation (Seacorp) is to expand its regional office network with new permanent branches in Albany, Geraldton and Esperance.
-
Teekay reports US$43m net loss
-
Shipping conglomerate Teekay Corp fell deeper into the red in the third quarter after earnings were hit by this year’s dire tanker spot market rates.
-
MUA starts two-day strike against Farstad
-
Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) industrial action in the offshore energy support sector began at midnight, with 15 of Farstad Shipping's 20 vessels ...
-
Shareholders approve Brookfield stake in DBCT
-
Brookfield Asset Management’s 50% investment in the Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal (DBCT) was sealed yesterday after shareholders of the terminal’s parent voted ...
-
Truckers want Tripodi's port reforms to continue
-
The New South Wales trucking industry has called on the state's newly-appointed ports minister, Paul McLeay, to finish the Port Botany reform process begun by ...
-
New deal for pilots may avert Newcastle strike
-
Newcastle Port Corporation appears likely to avert immediate strike action by its 15 marine pilots after a new salary proposal was put on the table at the 11th ...
-
May hearing for Pacific Adventurer master
-
Pacific Adventurer master Bernardino Gonzales Santos will face a five-day committal hearing in Brisbane from May 10 next year, a Swire spokeswoman confirmed ...
-
Svitzer tug capsizes in Fremantle harbour
-
A 500-tonne crane was used to right an overturned Svitzer workboat in the port of Fremantle's Inner Harbour last night.
-
Paul McLeay appointed NSW ports minister
-
Paul McLeay has been appointed New South Wales ports and waterways minister after the sacking of Joe Tripodi yesterday.
-
Australia's biggest rail industry event underway
-
More than 3000 people were expected to attend today's opening of AusRAIL PLUS, Australia's biggest rail industry event which was this year being held at the ...
-
CMA CGM restructure plan due by December 15
-
French container shipping group CMA CGM has set December 15 as the new deadline for reaching agreement with its bankers on a restructuring of its US$5.6bn debt.
-
Pessimism over likely outcome of Copenhagen talks
-
A legally-binding global deal on climate change at next month's talks in Copenhagen is considered an impossibility.
-
Long-term planning the funding key, says IA chief
-
Australia's transport industry has to abandon its obsession with seeking more funding and re-focus its thinking on better long-term planning, Infrastructure ...
-
No word on pending Port Botany, Enfield decisions
-
Sydney Ports Corporation has given no clear timeframes on three overdue announcements relating to Port Botany and the long-delayed Enfield intermodal ...
-
UGL wins $108m Xstrata train supply deal
-
United Group Ltd (UGL) will supply and maintain trains for Xstrata Coal in a $108m deal announced today.
-
Montara well remains under surveillance
-
While the Montara oil and gas well has been plugged, vessels and equipment remain on standby and the clean-up continues, the Australian Maritime Safety ...
-
Patrick data shows lift in Port Botany performance
-
Under siege from criticism of its Port Botany performance, Patrick's stevedoring operations at the port appear to be heading in the right direction, according ...
-
Mini boom shunts capesizes rates to US$109,000
-
The capesize market this week experienced a two-day boom which saw rates reach levels not seen since the Lehman Brothers collapse marked the start of the ...
-
CMA CGM back to the black in 2010
-
French line CMA CGM, owner of Australia's ANL, has reaffirmed that it expects to return to the black in 2010, with some trade routes already back in profit.
-
Yamba Shipping closes port operations
-
Stevedore Yamba Shipping has closed its operations at the northern New South Wales port after its main customer, Lord Howe Island Seafreight, relocated its ...
-
Port Adelaide to handle IronClad ore exports
-
IronClad Mining has taken a major step towards exporting 2m tonnes of iron ore annually through Port Adelaide from next September.
-
Toll shuffles structure and management pack
-
Toll Group has announced a new operations structure which will see some divisions shuffled and chief operating officer John Ludeke retire from the company by ...
-
MUA shelves Farstad strike as AIRC orders talks
-
The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) has suspended its industrial action against Farstad Shipping after the parties agreed in the Australian Industrial ...
-
Paul Weedon is new Tasports chief executive
-
Seasoned ports and logistics executive Paul Weedon will take up his new role as Tasmanian Ports Corporation (Tasports) chief executive early in the new year ...
-
Overseas suppliers aiming at Australian rail market
-
Chinese suppliers were ready to capitalise on the Australian rail industry's complacency in meeting its own demands, retiring Asciano chief operating officer ...
-
BBI to retain majority stake in DBCT
-
Babcock & Brown Infrastructure (BBI) had no plans to sell its 50.1% stake in Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal (DBCT) in the short term, according to a spokesman for ...
