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Extra funding for Customs to further protect maritime border
Countries must do more to ensure sustainable development of ocean activities
Geelong oil refinery should be nationalised rather than subsidised
Minister for Defence visits Top End
Nine PINs issued over movements of vessel through NSW waters
Redcliffe sets sail for maritime future
Seafarers recognised on Merchant Navy Day as pandemic highlights importance of maritime supply chains
Tasmania’s impressive maritime capability on display
Svitzer Australia tug crews to vote on taking industrial action after negotiations for new workplace agreement
RT HEALTH IS UNDER THREAT – A message from Paddy Crumlin
Exercise RIMPAC comes to an end
No Excuses on-water boating safety campaign hits record high
Ports of Auckland fatality
Industry expert appointed chair of NOPSEMA Board
Staffing cap set to cut over 100 Defence jobs
Medieval texts reveal false Royal Navy origins
SYDNEY FERRIES – Asbestos Found on New Vessels
Maritime union calls on National Cabinet to urgently implement maritime border corridors for seafarers
Updated COVID-19 Directions 2020- Cross Border Travel No 12, South Australia
One man dies after boat sank, NSW
Settlement Services International and Australian National Maritime Museum sign MOU to strengthen support for
Boosting security support at Managed Isolation Facilities and maritime border
From lifeguard to international humanitarian of sea
Feasibility study for maritime heritage precinct
A new Sentinel for Tasmanian maritime trade
Studying Environmental Science led to a career as a Fisheries Officer
Steven Oliver in conversation with Alison Page
Stephen Oliver in conversation with Alison Page
From paddock to pallet to plate: how we will trace our horticultural exports
ACTU Executive Resolution COVID19 WA Border Restrictions impact on Maritime and Resource workers
AMC to train Navy in use of autonomous robots
Operation targeting illegal activity at Port Kembla
Lower Portland Ferry – changes to operating hours
Operation Sovereign Borders monthly update
Higher-ed consortium partners on renewable energy 13 August
Australian company awarded support contract for Navy’s new combat helicopters
A Shed redevelopment to transform Victoria Quay
$3 million in jetty funding to stimulate Geraldton tourism
Information sharing with regional partners aims to reel in transnational crime syndicates
National Secretary Paddy Crumlin responds to false claims by Shipping Australia
Maritime Union of Australia National Secretary Paddy Crumlin responds to false claims by Shipping Australia
$260 Million Boost to Economy as Darwin Ship Lift Procurement Begins
Fullers skipper fined $2,500 after colliding with navigation light
Record infrastructure upgrades to support Rottnest Island’s growth
Beirut blast highlights inadequate Australian shipping regulations for transport of dangerous goods
HMAS Watson works to reap local industry benefits
Godfrey Wilson shipbroker
Beirut blast highlights inadequate Australian shipping regulations for transport of dangerous goods