The Freight and Trade Alliance (FTA) says ongoing negotiations between Patrick and unions could have crippling effects on the international trade sector.
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VTA, RFNSW advise operators on infrastructure surcharge hike
Stevedore Patrick recently advised road and rail freight operators of plans to increase infrastructure surcharges at its terminals from 12 March.
The new rates are as follow:
Melbourne: $47.50
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The new rates are as follow:
Melbourne: $47.50
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Shippers, importers slugged yet again
Patrick Terminals will raise its infrastructure surcharges effective 2 March 2018.
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Industry welcomes ACCC involvement in stevedoring
Industry groups CTAA and RFNSW have welcomed the ACCC’s Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report 2016-2017 on the stevedoring industry.
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ACCC to keep an eye on stevedores’ spending
The ACCC will be watching whether stevedores' 'infrastructure charges' are used to improve landside facilities.
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ATA calls for ACCC to regulate road, port charges
Australia’s competition watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), should take over regulating toll road and landside port charges, Ben Maguire CEO of the Australian Truck Association
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Container transporters are being ruined by stevedores
Container transporters face increased fees and shortened payment terms from stevedores.
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New leadership for Qube
Logistics and infrastructure company Qube has announced the resignation of Chris Corrigan as Chairman and Director of Qube Holdings.
Corrigan advised shareholders at the Annual Meeting in November
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Corrigan advised shareholders at the Annual Meeting in November
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Stevedores warned of duopoly
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has warned a lack of competition in the stevedoring sector would get in the way of future growth.
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Blame game over Port Botany congestion
Stevedore Patrick and Sydney Ports Corporation have both distanced themselves from the severe congestion at the Port Botany terminal that caused angst among truck operators.
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