The master of a containership has been charged in Australia after his vessel allegedly dragged anchor through a protected zone and damaged a subsea communications cable off the West Australian coast. The Ukrainian national is facing up to three…
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Japanese shipping firm NYK plans to send 110 employees in total by September 11 to help with the clean-up at the area where the NYK-chartered Crimson Polaris wood-chip carrier ran aground earlier this month, dropping cargo and spilling oil into…
Danish company is still looking for a merger partner after putting its three tankers up for sale
Nordic Shipholding ‘keeping options open’ as it takes fleet write-down Read More »
Tanker owner says logistics agreement covers sea, air and land transport
Bahri forges shipping deal with Saudi state arms producer Read More »
The deadline to apply for inclusion in Marine News magazine’s annual MN100 awards edition has been extended to September 1.Each year, the publication profiles 100 of the top firms in the shallow-draft, brown water workboat space. Is your company one of…
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