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Exports up at Pilbara Ports despite industrial action
6+ hour, 44+ min ago (138+ words) PILBARA Ports has reported a solid August result, moving a combined 65.9 million tonnes across its ports as iron‑ore demand continued to underpin Western Australia’s export performance. Allen is DCN's WA correspondent. He is one of WA's most experienced journalists…...
Latest VICT expansion gets underway
6+ hour, 39+ min ago (122+ words) CIVIL WORKS have officially begun for the Phase 3B expansion of Melbourne’s Victoria International Container Terminal, described as “an important milestone in the continued development of the terminal and Victoria’s port infrastructure”. Dale Crisp is a contributing editor at DCN and…...
Government boost to freight resilience
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (138+ words) AN INCENTIVE program to shift more freight onto rail and strengthen Australia’s supply‑chain resilience, alongside a refreshed Freight Industry Reference Panel to guide future policy and investment, has been launched by the federal government. Allen is DCN's WA correspondent....
Why do fuel tankers sit offshore for months? The supply chain factors behind the wait
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (342+ words) The sight of fuel tankers sitting offshore for extended periods can look unusual from outside the industry, particularly when the vessels may be accruing significant costs while they wait. But the underlying supply-chain picture is more complicated. In May 2026, the…...
World Container Index – 10 September 2026
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (218+ words) Daily Cargo News World Container Index – 10 September 2026 THE DREWRY World Container Index (WCI), remained stable fore the second consecutive week, finishing at $4,476 per 40ft container. Source: Drewry World Container Index On the Asia–Europe trade route, rates from Shanghai to Genoa…...
Global shipping volumes remain strong despite rising delays
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (450+ words) EVERY day this week felt like a Monday. Not sure if it was the same in your world, but I’m very happy to see this week over! Let’s leave the week behind and take a look at what’s been happening…...
Set sail on a new career path with North Queensland Bulk Ports
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (1068+ words) For experienced mariners, a career at sea can open the door to many different pathways — and for three North Queensland Bulk Ports (NQBP) marine pilots, the journey eventually led them from the ship to the shore. Now, NQBP is offering…...
Asian Bulk Logistics: Engage the latest part of a "grand plan"
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (127+ words) AT THE end of July Jakarta’s PT Asian Bulk Logistics completed the acquisition of a majority shareholding in the Engage Marine Group, first foreshadowed by Daily Cargo News on 27 March. Dale Crisp is a contributing editor at DCN and a…...
Birdon to supply next generation vessels for Australian Army
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (462+ words) PORT Macquarie shipbuilder, Birdon is supplying three next-generation Bridge Erection Boats (BEBs) to the Australian Army, building on a program developed for the army more than 20 years ago. The three vessels supplied to Army were built at Birdon’s BEB manufacturing…...
TT Line in debt for decades
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (69+ words) Daily Cargo News TT Line in debt for decades TASMANIA’s government-backed lender TASCORP does not expect Bass Strait ferry operator TT Line’s debt to be cleared until 2052. Dale Crisp is a contributing editor at DCN and a distinguished maritime journalist…...