Media Release
Ports Australia is calling for recognition of ports and their personnel as essential services in all Australian states so we can keep Australia running.
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Sustainability, Environment & Planning (WG) – Brisbane, QLD
General Meeting - Melbourne, VIC
Chairman's Dinner for Members - Melbourne, VIC
Procurement (WG) – Adelaide, SA
IT (WG) – Adelaide, SA
Accounting, Finance and Governance (WG)– Adelaide, SA
Human Resources-Industrial Relations (WG)– Adelaide, SA
International Harbour Masters Association Conference – Hobart, TAS
Corporate Affairs and Communications (WG) – Hobart, TAS
Workplace Health & Safety (WG) – Sydney, NSW
Port Operations and Innovation (WG) – Sydney, NSW
Logistics (WG) – Burnie, TAS
Asset Management (WG) – Fremantle, WA
Engineering (WG) – Fremantle, WA
Permanent International Association of Navigational Congresses Conference – Fremantle, WA
Ports Australia Biennial Conference (16-17 September 2020) – Brisbane, QLD
Annual General Meeting - Brisbane, QLD
Work Health & Safety (WG) – Brisbane, QLD
Australian Cruise Association conference – Townsville, QLD
Corporate Affairs and Communications (WG) - Cairns, QLD
Sustainability, Environment & Planning (WG) - Fremantle, WA
Port Operations & Innovation (WG) - Fremantle, WA
Ports Australia is calling for recognition of ports and their personnel as essential services in all Australian states so we can keep Australia running.
Ports Australia is maintaining constant dialogue with government and industry to ensure the necessary measures are in place to keep Australia’s people safe and its trade flowing. The recent announcements regarding self-isolation requirements are welcomed as they enhance the measures our ports have been adhering to in past months.
Ports Australia is Australia’s peak body representing our ports community at the national level.
