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OUT & ABOUT<br />

International Maritime Organization secretary-general Kitack Lim<br />

addressing the AMSA event in Sydney on 29 July<br />

Celebrating women in maritime<br />

IN AN HISTORIC OCCASION THE<br />

secretary-general of the International<br />

Maritime Organization, Kitack Lim, visited<br />

Australia in July. It was the first time that<br />

an IMO secretary-general had done so.<br />

On 29 July, the Australian Maritime<br />

Safety Authority held an event in Sydney<br />

to celebrate the IMO <strong>2019</strong> theme of<br />

empowering women in the maritime<br />

community where Mr Lim gave an address<br />

along with a number of accomplished<br />

women in the industry.<br />

On 19 July, the Sydney Airport Ladies<br />

Association held its annual Christmas in<br />

July luncheon, a special event celebrating<br />

30 years of the association. The event was<br />

attended by more than 100 women from<br />

customs, quarantine, airlines, shipping<br />

lines, logistics and service providers.<br />

The CBFCA also organised a highly<br />

successful event at the Queensland<br />

Tattersall’s Race Day. It was a sellout event<br />

with members enjoying fantastic weather,<br />

great food and drinks at the Eagle Farm<br />

Birdcage. The day was such a success that<br />

CBFCA is now looking for a larger venue for<br />

next year’s event.<br />

Rob McTaggert, Colin Brame and<br />

Scott Carson, CBFCA race day<br />

Teresa Lloyd, Kitack Lim,<br />

Jeanine Drummond and<br />

Alison Cusack at AMSA event<br />

AMSA; Paula Wallace; Lindsay Reed; CBFCA<br />

62 <strong>September</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

thedcn.com.au

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