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The Reunion of Mayne Nickless Will Be Held Late January 2014

May 22, 2013

If you had worked for a branch of Mayne Nickless Limited listed below prior to the company’s demise in the 1990s, your former colleagues would like to hear from you. 32-year Mayne Nickless veteran Allan Corben, who retired two years ...

Tags: Mayne Nickless, Staff, Service

The Moorebank Intermodal Terminal Is Being Taken to The Market

May 22, 2013

The Moorebank Intermodal Terminal is being taken to the market with the Federal Government calling for private companies to register their interest in developing and operating the Moorebank Intermodal Terminal. Federal Transport and ...

Tags: Moorebank Intermodal Terminal, Service, market interactions

Astrazeneca Australia Invests an Additional $20.2m Into Its Operation to Boost Production

May 22, 2013

Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca Australia is investing an additional $20.2 million into its Sydney manufacturing operation to boost production of one of its key asthma medications in response to growing demand for the medicine from ...

Tags: Boost, AstraZeneca, medicine

The First Triple-E Vessel Is Scheduled for Delivery on 28 June 2013

May 21, 2013

Maersk Group announces from spec to sea follow the Triple-e Monday, May 20, 2013 The first Triple-E vessel is scheduled for delivery on 28 June 2013, with its actual service in the Maersk Line fleet on the Asia - Europe trade to begin in ...

Tags: Maersk Group, Triple-E, Transportation

The Three Vessels Are Owned by Different Owners,But They Experienced The Same Problems

May 21, 2013

Last month the rudders of three ships were coated with Ecospeed at shipyards in China. A 217-meter heavy lift vessel was treated in Guangzhou, while a 200-meter roro ship and a 137-meter LPG-tanker had their respective rudders coated in ...

Tags: Vessels, Transportation, Service

The ST324XT Designed by Skipsteknisk in Alesund

May 21, 2013

Kongsberg Evotec AS, a Kongsberg Maritime company, will provide the complete back deck solution for handling of up to 20 streamers simultaneously aboard a GC Rieber owned new-build seismic exploration vessel, awarded by builder Kleven. ...

Tags: Kongsberg, handling systems, Transportation

KONGSBERG Has Been Awarded a Significant Offshore Automation Contract with DSME

May 20, 2013

KONGSBERG wins contract for deliveries to four drillships Friday, May 17, 2013 KONGSBERG has been awarded a significant offshore automation contract with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME). The contract covers deliveries to ...

Tags: Kongsberg, Four Drillships

The East-West Link Tunnel in Melbourne Dominated The Victorian Budget

May 10, 2013

Melbourne by night. Wikimedia photo. The $8 billion East-West Link Tunnel in Melbourne has dominated the Victorian Budget, with other rail, road and public transport projects largely neglected. Infrastructure and transport engineering ...

Tags: Service

The Board of Silk Logistics Decided to Consider Offers for The Whole or Parts of Silk

May 10, 2013

The board of Silk Logistics has decided to consider offers for the whole or parts of Silk and appointed Canterbury Partners to assist in the sale. According to sources there are more that one interested buyers already, and so the company ...

Tags: Service, logistics

Workers at The Port of Hong Kong Have Voted to Call off Their Industrial Action

May 10, 2013

Workers at the Port of Hong Kong have voted to call off their industrial action after accepting an improved wage offer and promises of further negotiations on working conditions – as well as an assurance that there will be no ...

Tags: Service, logistics

Plans Announced by The Coalition Ignore All of The Evidence Collected Over Twenty Years

May 10, 2013

Plans announced by the Coalition to review the Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal in the event of winning September’s Federal election ignore all of the evidence collected over twenty years showing a direct relationship between pay and ...

Tags: Coalition, Coalition IR Policy

A Container Terminal at Newcastle Would Be Good for People Living in Northern NSW

May 8, 2013

Greg Cameron A container terminal at Newcastle would be good for people living in northern NSW because the cost of transporting goods to and from the port will be lower, obviously, than with Port Botany. Low-cost access to a container ...

Tags: Newcastle Container Terminal

Jumbo CompleteS The Deployment of Five Subsea Structures for PetroSA's Ikhwezi Project

May 7, 2013

Jumbo installed five structures for Ikhwezi project Monday, May 06, 2013 Last week Jumbo successfully completed the deployment of five subsea structures for PetroSA’s Ikhwezi project, offshore South Africa. The installation of the ...

Tags: Jumbo, Ikhwezi Project

The Release of The New ISO Standards Was Greeted with Enthusiasm

May 3, 2013

The release of the new ISO standards for Consumer Product Safety (ISO 10377) and Consumer Product Recall (ISO 10393) has been greeted with enthusiasm from the grocery sector. These two new ISO standards, developed in parallel and with the ...

Tags: Consumer Safety, New Standards

ACCC Issued Its Eighth Report Assessing Cross-Subsidy Between The Services

May 2, 2013

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued its eighth report assessing cross-subsidy between the services provided by Australia Post. Australia Post has a statutory monopoly over the delivery of standard letters ...

Tags: Australia Post

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