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Australian pilotage training criticised in NZ

The 'Taharoa Destiny' Major concerns have been expressed over the pilotage training program Australian Reef Pilots (ARP) has introduced to prepare...

Yamal LNG carriers go to Daewoo

The first shipbuilding orders in support of Russia's Yamal LNG project are just around the corner, with industry reports indicating Korean shipbuilder...

Shanhaiguan Shipbuilding wins bulk carrier double

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18 Capesize bulkers for Jiangsu

Chinese shipbuilder Jiangsu New East Marine Engineering has landed a contract for up to 18 Capesize bulk carriers with a Greece-based client. The...

IMO and Bangladesh to improve shipbreaking

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh have signed a landmark agreement to work...

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D’Amico adds two eco-tankers to fleet

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Arctech’s oblique icebreaker “close to delivery”

Arctech Helsinki Shipyard’s multi-purpose emergency and rescue response vessel ‘Baltika’, touted as the “world’s first oblique icebreaker”,...

Dolphin Group receives new seismic vessel

Dolphin Group has taken delivery of the seismic vessel new building ‘Sanco Sword’ on an initial five-year time charter agreement with Norwegian...

US Navy to christen research vessel ‘Neil Armstrong’

The United States Navy has christened the auxiliary general oceanographic research vessel (AGOR) ‘Neil Armstrong’ during a ceremony in Anacortes,...

Wärtsilä Ship Design unveils Asia-Pacific PSV concept

Wärtsilä Ship Design (WSD) of Singapore has unveiled a platform supply vessel (PSV) design package aimed at shipowners and shipyards in the Asia-Pacific...

Salvage union calls for places of refuge

Salvage tug ‘Leopard’ grounded at Sao Vivente, Cape Verde The International Salvage Union (ISU) has called for the prompt and proper implementation...