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August 12, 2019

REMINISCENCES | A bit of light on the subject

Written by Clive Spencer on August 12, 2019. Posted in Ausmarine, Ausmarine - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Ships & Ports, Ship World, Work Boat World.

Back in the days when lookouts were posted on ship’s fo’csl’ heads and as well as keeping a good lookout the man had to repeat the time on the ship’s bell in resp ..

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July 10, 2019

COLUMN | The poor cousin? IMO numbers for workboats [Aft Lines]

Written by Aft Lines on July 10, 2019. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Tugs & Towage, Tug and Salvage World.

So as I write this it is Independence Day, so we have just clicked over into the second half of the year. It’s perhaps somewhat perverse of me, then, to look back at la ..

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October 4, 2007

REMINISCENCES | Back to basics

Written by Stuart Ballantyne on October 4, 2007. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, PCTC World, Ro-Pax World, Work Boat World.

Coming through a tricky section of waterway in the Moreton Bay Islands, the car ferry 'Seaway' came to a sudden silence as all engines died. This four-engined car ferry h ..

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July 30, 2019

REMINISCENCES | Two wheels around the world

Written by Michael Grey on July 30, 2019. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Ships & Ports, Ship World, Ship World Features, Work Boat World, Work Boat World Features.

It was the alleged misdemeanours of an aircraft carrier’s captain that reminded me of my bicycle. It was in all the newspapers in this northern hemisphere – the capta ..

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February 8, 2019

COLUMN | Don’t shoot the designer [Grey Power]

Written by Michael Grey on February 8, 2019. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Fishing Boat World, Fishing Boat World Features, Ship World, Work Boat World.

Ship design, we were brought up to believe is a matter of compromise – and lots of them! A shipowner, who, after all, is paying for the thing, requires a ship that can ..

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May 2, 2007

EDITORIAL | Clean up or be cleaned out

Written by Neil Baird on May 2, 2007. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore, Ship World, Work Boat World, Work Boat World Features.

Ships and Shipping editorial

Much of the developed world, even such recalcitrant nations as Australia, Japan and the Unite ..

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July 15, 2019

COLUMN | The perfect way to design a tug? [Tug Times]

Written by Alan Loynd on July 15, 2019. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Tugs & Towage, Ship World Features, Tug and Salvage World, Work Boat World Features.

Many readers will be aware of the famous instruction in a recipe for hare soup – “first catch your hare”. The instruction is attributed either to Mrs. Glasse’s < ..

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February 16, 2017

COLUMN | Making it easier to be good [Grey Power]

Written by Michael Grey on February 16, 2017. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore, Boxship World, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Passenger Vessels, Cruise.

By MICHAEL GREY MBE
There would have been a few ripples right across the maritime world at the news a few weeks ago that Princess Cruises had been f ..

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May 2, 2007

EDITORIAL | Industry must bite bullet on crew costs

Written by Neil Baird on May 2, 2007. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Passenger Vessel World, Ship World.

Ships and Shipping editorial - April 2007

The maritime industry remains generally reluctant to learn from its counterpart ..

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AWARDS 2022 | Best Large Escort Tug – Gharo – Robert Allan Ltd
Harbour Tugs and Operation
BAIRD MARITIME AWARDS

AWARDS 2022 | Best Large Escort Tug – Gharo – Robert Allan Ltd

By Baird Maritime
Inadequate bridge resource management training cited in collision that sank two tugs in Devonport, Australia
Ausmarine - Shipping and Offshore

Inadequate bridge resource management training cited in collision that sank two tugs in Devonport, Australia

By Baird Maritime
Channel deepening completed at Payra Port, Bangladesh
Dredging and Land Reclamation

Channel deepening completed at Payra Port, Bangladesh

By Baird Maritime
VESSEL REVIEW | Shackleford – Versatile offshore catamaran for US East Coast survey specialist
Ausmarine - Marine Projects
RESEARCH & TRAINING WEEK

VESSEL REVIEW | Shackleford – Versatile offshore catamaran for US East Coast survey specialist

By Baird Maritime
VESSEL REVIEW | Anatoly Knyazev – Russian Navy places new hydrographic boat into service
Marine Research and Training
RESEARCH & TRAINING WEEK

VESSEL REVIEW | Anatoly Knyazev – Russian Navy places new hydrographic boat into service

By Baird Maritime
COLUMN | Quick updates: Maersk Supply Service sold; The Metals Company borrows from Allseas as seabed mining negotiations get tense; Cadeler and Eneti report; Scottish Ferries report reveals ̶g̶r̶o̶s̶s̶ ̶n̶e̶g̶l̶i̶g̶e̶n̶c̶e̶ significant failings [Offshore Accounts]
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COLUMN | Quick updates: Maersk Supply Service sold; The Metals Company borrows from Allseas as seabed mining negotiations get tense; Cadeler and Eneti report; Scottish Ferries report reveals ̶g̶r̶o̶s̶s̶ ̶n̶e̶g̶l̶i̶g̶e̶n̶c̶e̶ significant failings [Offshore Accounts]

By Hieronymus Bosch

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