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Ships deploy to Southeast Asia and Exercise Rim of Pacific in Hawaii
Footage released of dramatic high-sea response to alleged violence at sea incident
Long Range Strike Capabilities to Maintain Regional Security
Defending Australia and its Interests
Boeing Delivers 2,500th AH-64 Apache Helicopter
NZ police commend boaties for preparedness
Navy frigate returns home after successful operation in Middle East Region
Ship Navios Unite loses three containers off Cape Leeuwin, WA
Offshore Alliance makes submission to ensure all oil and gas companies clean up after themselves
1 new case of COVID-19 26 June
Position Vacant: South Australian Branch Office Coordinator
Morocco Orders 24 Boeing AH-64E Apache Helicopters
International Day of Seafarer a chance to recognise invaluable contributions
3 new cases of COVID-19 25 June
Funding to help Cairns TAFE maritime bid set sail
MUA Statement regarding Justice Dyson Heydon
New COVID-19 testing strategy to keep New Zealand safe
Safety first as Armidale Regional Airport readies for security screening & further enhancement
Australian National Maritime Museum reopens June 22
Australia commits to next generation Triton Remotely Piloted Aircraft
AUV reveals Sørsdal ice shelf secrets
Australian National Maritime Museum reopens June 22
Under Southern Skies – most comprehensive look at navigating oceans that surround our island nation
Submarine shows cold salty water slows Sørsdal shelf melt
Fuel security plans must address reliance on foreign oil tankers
Child restraint fitting vouchers – Mosman
Higher-ed consortium partners on renewable energy
Maritime Workers Journal – Winter 2020
APL England container loss update
Refugee Week 2020 – Maryam’s journey
National disgrace if iconic Aurora Australis sold for scrap to ship breakers
New efficient ships won’t be enough to curb shipping sector’s environmental damage
New Zealand First’s disgust at wave of wokeism
In-principle support for Port Hedland Voluntary Buy-back Scheme
Southampton to lead major research to curb cyber attacks on UK businesses
Council calls for COVID CAT cuts
National disgrace if iconic Aurora Australis sold for scrap to ship breakers
Operation Sovereign Borders monthly update: May 2020
Swinburne community recognised in Queen’s Birthday 2020 Honours List
Up to $1.2 billion insurance cover for marine oil spills
Boaties reminded to be careful during winter
$155,000 reparation and fines, and “project order” imposed after injuries to ferry passengers
Australia signs maritime declaration with India
Safer Boating Forum welcomes TAIC report linking jet boat crash to alcohol
New initiative unveiled to help attract visitors to Hillarys Boat Harbour
COVID-19: NZ joins global initiative keeping ports open and freight moving
Leaders’ virtual summit with Prime Minister of Republic of India
AWU oil and gas members are better off