THE Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA) Australia will host an online seminar on 10 November at 1300 AEST as part of its series showcasing the diversity of experience of women working in maritime …
A group of maritime organisations have launched a code of conduct and a self-assessment to protect the human rights and welfare of seafarers. The initiative aims to support a safe, healthy and secure onboard work …
Growing numbers of port welfare committees in Western Australia could provide a model for further expansion throughout Australia. Human Rights at Sea advisory board member Paul MacGillivary recently opened a PWC in Bunbury and is …
Maritime Safety Queensland and Queensland Health are arranging a hospital transfer for a sick crewmember from the bulk carrier Imabari Queen. The seafarer is one of five on the ship who tested positive for COVID-19 when it was …
Maritime Trust Calls for Seafarers’ Voice to Be Heard SEAFARERS have been among the hardest hit during the COVID-19 pandemic with many separated from their families for more than a year and some left abandoned …
NSW Ports and NSW Health are providing vaccines to international seafarers who visit the Bulk Liquids terminal on a regular schedule, helping to ensure their safety at sea and to protect portside workers from exposure …
COVID-positive ship off Newcastle shows need for seafarer vaccine program TWENTY-ONE seafarers onboard a ship anchored off the coast of Newcastle are receiving support from health and maritime authorities after 11 crew members tested positive …
International Seafarer Vaccinations Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) is working with Queensland Health to progress vaccination options for international seafarers visiting QLD ports. Vaccination of international seafarers is important for the health and safety of maritime crew …
Mobile satellite communications provider Inmarsat has sponsored a new report, exploring the future of seafaring to 2050. The report offers recommendations on how shipping, training institutions and welfare services can respond to the changing needs …
MANY of the 29,000 seafarers who visit the Port of Newcastle each year are now keeping connected to friends and family thanks to free WiFi provided by Seafarer Connect, the Port of Newcastle and Newcastle …
