To help encourage more women to step into leadership roles across the Transport and Logistics industry, Women & Leadership Australia is offering scholarships for three leadership development courses.
The initiative is providing women with grants of between $1,000 and $5,000 to enable participation in one of three leadership development courses designed for emerging through to senior leaders.
The scholarship funding must be allocated by the end of March 2021. Find out more and register your interest by completing the Expression of Interest form here prior to 19th March: https://www.wla.edu.au/transportlogistics.html
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The relationship between ports, cruise ships & their peak bodies, local communities and government regulators needs to be close as ever to ensure the highest levels of safety are in place when Australia gets cruising again.
Like ports, the cruise industry plays a major role in Australia's economy and tourism sector. Local producers and operators around port cities often rely heavily on cruise ships pulling up. Local Indigenous communities have the opportunity to educate travellers on the rich cultural significance of the land.
They're an integral aspect of Australia's modern tourism sector and ports are part of the conversation to bring them back safely!
Go and watch our interview with Cruising With Honey here!
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This guideline has been prepared to provide Australian ports with assistance as they endeavour to prepare Sustainability Strategies or evolve the work they've already undertaken.
See more on our Sustainability work here.
DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE HERE
Media Release
Ports Australia has launched its world first Port Sustainability Strategy Development Guide.
Ports Australia has welcomed Anthony Donald, CEO of TasPorts as the newest Deputy Chair to the Board of Directors, while farewelling the outgoing Deputy, Chris Leatt-Hayter who retired from his role as CEO at Fremantle Ports in late 2020.
Ports Australia is urging the Federal Government’s Productivity Commission to consult industry early and extensively when forming their review into Australia’s supply chain stability.
Ports Australia is Australia’s peak body representing our ports community at the national level.
