Industry groups CTAA and RFNSW have welcomed the ACCC’s Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report 2016-2017 on the stevedoring industry.
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What’s important on the waterfront
In view of the escalating costs experienced on the waterfront, CTAA has submitted container transport logistics-specific views to the Inquiry into National Freight and Supply Chain Priorities.
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Maersk looking at on-land logistics in Australia
DP World announces fee hikes at Sydney, Melbourne ports
DP World Australia (DPWA) is increasing its port access fees at its Sydney and Melbourne facilities, Lloyd’s List Australia (LLA) reports.
In Sydney, transport operators will be charged
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In Sydney, transport operators will be charged
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Melbourne Port increases rent 750 per cent
Stevedoring company DP World has been hit with a massive rent increase which will make the Port of Melbourne the most expensive port in the world.
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MUA rallies against business groups over safety
The Martime Union of Australia and thousands of its members will rally outside the offices of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry to call on the business community to cease its campaign against waterfront safety reforms.
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Can Australian docks support a third stevedore?
The arrival of Hutchison Port Holdings Australia as a third stevedore onto Australia’s waterfront is designed to provide increased competition but raises the vexed issue of whether three may be too many.
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Agility to provide logistics support for Australia’s largest single-resource project
Leading global logistics provider, Agility, has won a two-year Australian contract worth $238 million to provide logistics support for one of the world’s largest natural gas projects.
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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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Five shortlisted for the third terminal at Port Botany
Sydney Ports Corporation has announced that five stevedoring companies have been invited to tender to operate the third container terminal at Port Botany.
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