in International Shipping News,Shipping: Emission Possible 12/07/2019 All new ships for UK waters ordered from 2025 should be designed with zero-emission capable…
Singapore retains top spot as international shipping centre
in International Shipping News 12/07/2019 Based on objective factors including port throughput and facilities, depth and breadth of professional maritime support services,…
Vehicle import rules getting even tougher ahead of stink bug season
Biosecurity rules are being tightened to prevent the arrival of a pest which could devastate New Zealand’s horticultural industry. The…
Transport network plans laid out to support Auckland’s future development
The Supporting Growth programme has achieved a significant planning milestone with the publication of new indicative transport network maps for…
NZTA leaked report paints a picture of demoralisation and chaos for staff
A leaked report from the New Zealand Transport Agency paints a picture of demoralisation and chaos – and the situation…
New Zealand public transport system ‘not good enough’ – infrastructure chief executive officer
New Zealand’s public transport is constantly improving but still has a long way to go says Infrastructure NZ’s chief executive…
Government won’t budge on Business Council’s demand for roads: Twyford
The Government and the Prime Minister’s Business Advisory Council see eye-to-eye on a lot when it comes to fixing the…
Risk Aversion Grips the Shipping Industry
Ship owners around the world have adopted a risk-aversion policy, which translates to refraining from adding more newbuildings on the…
Shipping’s Route To A More Sustainable Future
Today, 90 percent of all goods are transported via cargo ships, making them the top carrier of worldwide trade. In…
Shipping Blockchain Initiative Gathers Steam
A blockchain initiative for seaborne cargo aimed at cutting costs and improving tracking of shipments is getting a boost with…