As green as possible

The shipping industry has so far been spared harsh blame for carbon emissions, owing to the fact that ships are the most environmentally friendly freight transport mode in our times. more»

[Wed 24/09/2008 01:33:20]

Untitled

The Port of Newcastle, one of the largest coal export ports in the world, is on the verge of major expansion that will increase its diversity in the next decade. more»

[Mon 18/08/2008 10:15:00]

Migrating south

Sydney said goodbye to the cargo ships visiting Darling Harbour some months ago, and the Glebe Island car carriers are about to follow them south. Charles Pauka visited Port Kembla to see the preparations for the changeover. more»

[Mon 18/08/2008 09:46:44]

Full steam ahead

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[Mon 18/08/2008 09:28:14]

Go east, young man

A small detail at Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) world headquarters demonstrates that Australia is very much at the fore of WWL's thoughts, even though it is half a world away. more»

[Mon 14/07/2008 01:16:18]

Melbourne's air and sea ports lead the charge

The state of Victoria has left NSW behind in every measure, with its economy and population growing multiple times that of its northern neighbour. Charles Pauka reports. more»

[Fri 11/07/2008 10:30:36]

Powerlift Nissan is one of the largest and most accomplished operators in the Australian material handling industry. They offer a vast range of products from the world's most renowned brand, Nissan, and their new range of Powerlifter pedestrian stackers. more»

TOSHIBA TEC's new 2" and 4" format printers offer a compact and rugged design, long battery life, fast print speed and compatibility with existing systems including new wireless data networks. more»

The new Wilson Australian Commodity Trailer has been specifically engineered to suit Australia and its unique operating conditions and will encompass all the Wilson qualities that create the Perfect Balance of: Quality, Durability and Performance. more»