Australian Authorities Warn of Risks from Unsecured Cargo
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is raising concerns over high numbers of container ships arriving at the country’s ports with poorly stowed and secured cargo. In
Market Intelligence Update for October 2025
An update on the current market dynamics from China and Southeast Asia to Australia for October. This includes carrier movements, pricing trends, service disruptions, and key predi
Why Australia’s Freight Costs Are Rising—And What Your Business Can Do About It
Freight is the backbone of Australia’s economy. From moving raw materials across the country’s vast landscapes to shipping finished products overseas, businesses rely heavily o
Red Sea Crisis Ripple Effects: What It Means for Aussie Importers in 2025
Trade flows are rarely static. When a major maritime chokepoint such as the Red Sea faces disruption, the effects ripple far beyond the narrow geographic zone. For Australian impor
$115.5M Logistics Hub Boosts NSW Supply Chain Efficiency
To be built at the former BHP Steelworks Intertrade site, the new hub stands to help strengthen NSW’s supply chain between the Port and REZ’s The NSW government has ann
Freight Industry’s Green Future in Australia
Australia’s freight industry is a crucial pillar of the economy, facilitating the movement of goods across vast distances. However, its environmental impact has raised seriou
Sea Freight Costs in Australia Rising?
Australia, as an island nation, heavily depends on sea freight to facilitate its international trade. Over recent years, there has been a growing concern among businesses and polic
Australia: Sea Freight Vs. Air Freight in 2025
Australia plays a vital role in global trade, relying heavily on freight transport for imports and exports. As businesses and individuals seek efficient ways to move goods, choosin
Qube Ports faces more strikes in Australia
Strikes at major Australian ports are set to continue in an ongoing dispute between unionised workers and Qube Ports over contract negotiations. Work stoppages will take place in A
