An Australian man allegedly trying to flee the country was found hiding in the air-conditioning vent of a bulk carrier following an interesting string of events.While headed for Newcastle on Saturday morning, the bulk carrier diverted to aid…
Australian Police Find Fleeing Man Hiding on a Bulk Carrier Read More »
The July 1 deadline to apply for inclusion in Marine News magazine’s annual MN100 awards edition is fast approaching. Each year, the publication’s August issue profiles 100 of the top firms in the shallow-draft, brown water, workboat space. Is your com…
The MN100 Application Deadline is Fast Approaching Read More »
Driven by the need to organically protect maritime Task Groups from the threat of sea mines, the Royal Australian Navy is introducing a deployable Mine Counter-Measures (MCM) capability under the first phase of Project SEA 1778.The Royal Australian…
For the Royal Australian Navy, Technological Leap Starts Small Read More »
Interferry CEO Mike Corrigan reflects on the crushing impact of COVID-19…but suggests that the gradual easing of travel restrictions offers a turning point on the road to recovery.Last year the ferry industry was riding the crest of a wave.
Ferry Operators Start to See the Light at the End of the Tunnel Read More »
The ocean is a very large and increasingly congested place. More and more shipping and industry is using it. But the risks hidden below the waterline, that established navigational tools don’t always detect, remain.But what if the trend for new surface…
Staying Vigilant On and Beneath the Waterline Read More »