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People on the Move – Tau Morwe leaves Transnet

News25 May 2019

Mohammed Mahomedy has replaced Tau Morwe as interim CEO; Rob Grool appointed to Zeaborn; William D McKnight is Georgia Ports Authority’s n...

News1 Sep 2015

Earlier in the year, Patrick closed its straddle carrier terminal at Port Botany for four days and then re-opened the facility as an automat...

News1 Apr 2015

Australia’s Patrick has completed the conversion of its Port Botany terminal to an automated straddle carrier operation....

News1 Feb 2014

Asciano’s ports and terminals subsidiary, Patrick, says the transition of its Port Botany container facility to semi-automation will be po...

News1 May 2013

Attempts by the PNG Ports Corporation Ltd (PNGPCL) to introduce new foreign competition into Papua New Guinea’s stevedoring sector have be...

News1 Jan 2013

The introduction of weighbridges at Sydney’s container terminals has reportedly proved to be a major deterrent to the overloading of impor...

News1 Jan 2013

Controversial Australian sideloader fees, first introduced then cancelled by Patrick at its Port Botany terminal (see WorldCargo News Novemb...

News14 Nov 2012

Ongoing labour and equipment issues at Patrick’s Port Botany terminal appear to be having an impact on Sydney Ports Corporation (SPC)’s ...

News1 Nov 2012

Patrick has backed down from its controversial plan to introduce a A$100 fee for all sideloading trailers using its Port Botany terminal (se...

News1 Oct 2012

Australian shippers have hit out at Patrick over the pending introduction of a new fee of A$100 + GST for every visit of a sideloading trail...

News1 Oct 2012

Extensive work by the New South Wales government and the transport industry to rid Port Botany of its poor performance reputation are again ...

News1 May 2012

In the wake of deciding to convert three berths at Melbourne’s Webb Dock East into the port’s third international container terminal (se...

News1 May 2012

Asciano’s Patrick will substantially improve its competitiveness in Port Botany after parent Asciano and Sydney Ports Corporation (SPC) ea...

News1 Apr 2012

For the second time in six months, Asciano’s Patrick and the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) have reached equanimity on a new labour agr...

News20 Dec 2011

Asciano’s Patrick division has increased its order for new ship-to-shore cranes from five to nine after signing a new five-year national s...