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18th March 2008
Review of shipping policy and regulation >>
25 October 2007
IMO Air Pollution Meeting 29 October - 2 November 2007, Berlin >>
23/08/2007
AUSMEPA Welcomes the first Australian Flag Ship to the AUSMPA Ship Membership Scheme >>
15/08/2007
ASA is delighted with the findings of the Senate committee report “Workforce challenges in the transport industry”. >>
13/07/2007
Independent Report into Australian International and Domestic Shipping Released The Federal, State and Territory intergovernmental group on maritime issues, the Australian Maritime Group (AMG) commissioned consultants led by Meyrick and Associates, to un >>
29/06/2007
ASA was represented at the BTRE 2007 Transport Colloquium on the 13-14 June 2007, in Canberra. >>
30/03/2007
BTRE Report Shows Australia’s Maritime Trade grew by 22 percent The Bureau of Transport Economics (BTRE) has released their latest publication of maritime statistics, Australia’s Maritime Trade: 2000-01 to 2004-05. The figures from the report show Austra >>
06/03/2007
The Australian Shipowners Association (ASA) would like to announce a new member to the ASA team. >>
02/03/2007
At a recent forum the Minister for Transport and Regional Services, Mark Vaile was asked why sea transport is not clearly visible on the government’s transport policy agenda in the same way as road and rail transport. >>
28 February 2007
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has successfully prosecuted a case of illegal oily discharge from a Panamanian vehicle carrier. >>
12 December 2006
The Secretariat is working with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) to hold a workshop involving the ASA, the ATO and Customs, in mid February 2007. >>
1 November 2006
ASA secures position on Industry Skills Council Board >>
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