This is always one of our most exciting and illuminating feature weeks. It is always fascinating to discover what imaginative, stylish and inventive new vessels the ..
There’s a common rule of thumb in militaries known as “the rule of threes”: for every three platforms you have, you can deploy one. This is how the ..
The flow of warships and maritime security craft seemingly never ceases. While almost all such vessels are government-owned, and governments are notoriously difficult to ..
Here we go again! There is plenty happening in the world of passenger vessels. While the coronavirus appears to have slaughtered the cruise sector, most other parts seem ..
New Zealand and Australia are both seen as paragons of good government around the world. They consistently score highly in quality of life surveys, reported corruption is ..
The Taiwan Strait is a key hotspot in the intensifying US-China rivalry, where the two superpowers’ spheres of influence overlap. Beijing claims the area as an ..
Halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, the Port of Eden is the southernmost deep-water harbour in New South Wales, two strategic advantages that have assured the port’s ..
Pilot boats, as ever, are at the forefront of smaller vessel design, construction and equipment. The breed seems to continue to become faster, safer, more economical, ..
This month’s Fishing and Aquaculture Week is both inspiring and interesting. It is also encouraging because, after a long drought, we are seeing a continuation of the ..
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