Two tugboats have been damaged trying to rescue Japanese ship Kariyushi Leader,which lost steering about 100 kilometres south of Phillip Island as fierce winds buffeted Victoria.
Authorities of the Panama Canal expect income from the waterway to drop after they were forced to limit the number of ships passing through it.
Smoke billowing from the Fremantle Highway eased enough to allow tugboats to move in,Dutch authorities said.
The world is locked in debate over the cost of cutting maritime emissions. A few key players are quietly showing how an ancient technology can do it for free.
A decision to rule out constructing a cruise-ship terminal at Yarra Bay puts the naval base at Garden Island back on the agenda as a potential site.
There are plenty of maritime jobs that involve going home at the end of the day.
After being abandoned at sea for six months,with just a single pleasure each day,the remaining seafarers will finally leave Portland Bay and return to their families in the Philippines.
Shortages in shipping containers and artillery shells tell us something disturbing about modern economies:They aren’t nearly as flexible as people had thought.
The Clontarf ferry will be out of service for weeks because the engine will now have to be replaced after the incident on Sydney Harbour.
Two crew members from 14 rescued from a cargo ship that sank of southwestern Japan early on Wednesday have died,the coast guard said.
When the 19 Filipino workers were taken off the ship,stranded in Victoria’s Portland Bay,they didn’t even have enough money between them for a coffee.