Thursday, October 9th, 2008
UK ports hearing on rates bills
PORT businesses fighting the controversial revamped rating system being rolled out around England and Wales have made a breakthrough in getting their message across at Westminster.
Manila seeks single class society to raise standards
THE Philippines government is considering imposing new rules in the wake of the Princess of the Stars tragedy that will see just one classification society being given the authority to class all domestic shipping.
Adriatic regasification row brings regional energy debate to a head
SLOVENIA?S incoming Social Democrat government looks set to continue the push for a strategic approach to the development of new regasification facilities in the northern Adriatic, arguing that projects for two new plants in the Trieste area pose an economic, maritime safety and environmental threat.
Brazil yards get cash boost
TURMOIL in the global financial markets has prompted the Brazilian government to pledge R$10bn ($4.5bn) of soft-funding to support the country?s resurgent shipbuilding sector.
Crewing industry fights on over disability ruling
THE Philippines crewing industry has vowed to keep fighting the so-called 120-day rule on the permanent disability of seafarers despite recent setbacks in the Supreme Court, writes Marcus Hand.
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