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OUT & ABOUT MSC hosted its own spectacular fireworks on Sydney Harbour to celebrate 30 years of operation in Australia Many causes for celebration From fireworks to sports, it was a busy month for the shipping community. PERHAPS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE social calendar was the celebration MSC’s 30 years of operation in Australia. The company brought together staff, clients and partners for a gala cruise on Sydney Harbour on 5 April which included no less than a tugboat salute and spectacular fireworks display. Industry stalwart and chairman of MSC in Australia and New Zealand, Captain Michele Bordiga, was on hand to help recap some of the company’s remarkable achievements. Meanwhile, in Victoria the shipping community gathered at Waterford Valley Golf Course in early April for the Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy. Victory came to Leigh Taylor’s Westlink Container Park entry while the two longest drives were won respectively by Ben Moke from DPWA and Tom Hill from Port of Melbourne. Meanwhile the Customs Brokers and Forwarders Council attracted a large group to its Sydney event at Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport. Speakers included trade lawyers, senior bureaucrats, industry experts and more. Competing for the Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy was the Svitzer team made up of Dylan Sheehan, David Ayres, Simon Cass and Peter Cream Winners of the Phil Kelly OAM Perpetual Trophy were the Westlink Container Park team including Leigh Taylor, Sebastian Moreau, Tony Nelson and Simon Douglas-Denton, receiving their trophy from SAL Victoria chair Rod Begley (second from right) CBFCA; SAL; MSC 62 May 2019 thedcn.com.au
Wendy Stanton, Scott Carson, Dino Baliva and John Park Eve Reddy and Steve Tzaneros Antony Fatouros, Cameron Allan and Sue Danks Kelly Veney and Domenic Altobelli PAE team, Charles Masters from Shipping Australia, James Kurz and Brent Piening from PAE with Mile Jurcic from SCI Australia Kevin Clarke, managing director MSC Australia and NZ; Captain Michele Bordiga, chairman MSC Australia and NZ; and Maurice James, Patrick Terminals thedcn.com.au May 2019 63
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