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Daily Cargo News provides the latest news covering the Australian shipping and maritime logistics industries
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TT Line in debt for decades
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (69+ words) Daily Cargo News TT Line in debt for decades TASMANIA’s government-backed lender TASCORP does not expect Bass Strait ferry operator TT Line’s debt to be cleared until 2052. Dale Crisp is a contributing editor at DCN and a distinguished maritime journalist…...
ASCLA session connects industry leaders with future talent
2+ week, 5+ day ago (229+ words) MEMBERS of the supply chain and logistics community gathered at The Wharf Hotel in Melbourne last week for an event hosted by The Australasian Supply Chain and Logistics Association (ASCLA). The VIC/TAS: Meet the Board Networking Night sought to…...
Restoration starts on historic Albany Port buildings
3+ week, 3+ day ago (408+ words) WORK has started on the Port of Albany’s $8.3 million transformation of its historic pilot station. Local builder Smith Constructions has begun work on the project set to revitalise the heritage-listed Pilot Crew Quarters and Coxswain’s Quarters, along with their surrounding…...
Container boost for Lyttelton
3+ week, 6+ day ago (74+ words) Daily Cargo News Container boost for Lyttelton FRESH from rejecting an investment and management proposal from a DP World-led local consortium, Lyttelton Port Company has announced a NZ$821 million investment in container-focused port development. Dale Crisp is a contributing editor…...