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Queensland restricts international cargo ships from entering border

Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) has placed a ban on all commercial ships from entering ports in Queensland if the ship, or any person onboard, has been in any country outside of Australia within the last 14-days. Read more

Message from John Murphy, CEO Prime Creative Media

As Australia’s largest B2B publisher we have been looking at how we can best support our many industries through the changing COVID-19 situation.

Global online fashion retailer reduces carbon emissions by 30 per cent

One of the world’s leading online retailers has announced it has achieved a 30 per cent reduction in operational carbon emissions per order.

Coles and Woolworths suspend deliveries as demand for groceries rapidly rises

Coles and Woolworths have announced it is suspending its “click & collect” and some home delivery services for majority of Australian consumers due to unprecedented demand.

Toll reaches an agreement with its Webb Dock employees

Toll has reached an in-principle agreement with its employees at Webb Dock in Melbourne. This ends the industrial action that was impacting Tasmanian businesses that rely on Toll’s shipping service to get their products to market.

Townsville’s $193 million port upgrade is underway

Mark Bailey, Transport and Main Roads Minister said trade at the Port of Townsville has increased 4.7 per cent with 7.68 million tonnes of freight going through its gates.