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Australia, pollution, marine, fines Home Publications Articles Australia: Pollution fines increase Australia: Pollution fines increase Publications Steamship Mutual Published: June 16, 2020 Contact author Download article pdf Image Club correspondents HWL Ebsworth of Sydney have reported that from 1 July 2020 the major
Australian police found drugs in hot sauce bottles shipped into Sydney from US. Read about the case in the latest IMB Confidential Bulletin.
Home News and Resources News News 18 Sep, 2015 Australia - Fuel Oil Sulphur Limit for Cruise Ships in Sydney The Government of New South Wales (NSW) has recently passed the Protection of the Environment Operations (Clean Air) Amendment (Cruise Ships) Regulation 2015 which requires the use of low sulphur fuel oil by cru
Correspondents advise that there has been a recent scam attempt to claim that marine equipment is approved and certified by Australia's AMSA. The Association is grateful to correspondents Ausship P&I for contributing to this update.
Translations: Chinese Vietnamese The following article, written by Australian lawyers Colin Biggers & Paisley, Sydney, was commissioned by Shipping Austral
Information received with thanks from Norton White, Sydney, Australia In June 2012, a single Judge of the Federal Court of Australia held that foreign arbitration agreements in voyage charterparties for the carriage of goods from Australia were void and unenforceable. On 18 September 2013, a three panel bench of the F
Australian policy makers have a very low (zero) tolerance for pollution of the sea. This is reflected in the Commonwealth's Protection of the Sea (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) Act 1983 ("the Act") which (at Section 9) sets out strict liability offences for oil and oily water pollution attracting max
Information received with thanks from Norton White, Sydney, Australia This short note is to update our clients and contacts in relation to revised ship arrest filing procedures recently adopted by the Federal Court of Australia. Parties filing ship arrest proceedings in Australia have previously raised the concern tha