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XXXXXX Contents 26 34 FEATURES 26 Queensland A look at how QLD ports are investing in a future with bigger ships 34 42 48 Breakbulk & project cargo The global recovery in breakbulk and project cargo set to continue Container shipping & logistics Intermodal facilities becoming increasingly vital to supply chains Tugs & towage Exploring the “new order” of the tug boat industry in Australia COLUMNS 42 48 8 Election 2019 Michael McCormack and Anthony Albanese have their say 16 Freight & Trade Alliance Measures to control the BMSB 18 Maritime Industry Aust. Angela Gillham examines the trend towards cleaner fuels 20 Women in maritime A profile of Natalie Godward 22 Election 2019 Industry group leaders outline priorities for next government 54 Maritime law Update on autonomous shipping 56 Trade law Our trade agenda post-election 58 The forwarder AFIF explains the finer details of new air cargo security regime 60 Industry profile Allied Seafreight hits milestone 62 Out & about MSC marks 30 years of operation 64 Port sustainability Lessons from the port sustainability forum in Geneva 66 The grill Jackie Spiteri’s journey from Wales to the Port of Newcastlei 4 May 2019 thedcn.com.au
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