Latest Regional Analysis For Australia
Better late than never Analysis
Political arguments have delayed port projects, and now they are nearing completion, there is less need for them, writes Rob McKay in MelbourneRead More | 01 May 2009
Dry bulk projects take place Analysis
Away from the capital cities, the two most important dry bulk developments have been a supply chain agreement by coal miners using Newcastle and the naming of the joint venture to build and operate the A$4bn Oakajee port and rail iron ore export project.Read More | 01 May 2009
Wider and deeper down under Analysis
Dredging work at the country's busiest port is taking on major significance for Australia's shippers, writes Gavin van Marle in MelbourneRead More | 01 May 2008
Brisbane blazes new trail Analysis
Australia's third largest port has high hopes following its decision to grant a concession to Hutchison, writes Nicole Holyer in BrisbaneRead More | 01 May 2008
competition linked to hinterland costs Analysis
Australia's sheer size and the long distances between its major urban centres, means there is very little opportunity for competition between ports, with each of its major gateways serving a distinct hinterland.Read More | 01 May 2008
Operators bid for Port Botany Analysis
Improved intermodal links make a third container terminal an attractive proposition, writes Gavin van Marle in SydneyRead More | 01 May 2008
