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Climate change is a significant issue for the shipping industry in Australia and worldwide.

This article is part 6 of a quarterly issue covering transport and shipping cases from Australia and around the world.

Euroceanica (UK) Ltd v Ship "Gem Of Safaga" (as surrogate for the ships "JBU Opal" and "JBU Onyx") [2009] FCA 1467 An attempt to overturn a surrogate ship arrest has failed, even though the relevant person was not the charterer of the surrogate vessels, and did not hold all of the shares in the arrested vessel

Background to and reasoning behind the Court deciding that Soar Harmony's claim should succeed.

This newsletter includes recent media releases, reports, and legislation relating to transport, shipping & logistics.

This newsletter has links to recent media releases, reports and legislation relating to transport, shipping & logistics.

A recent case has clarified a ship master's authority at common law to detain or confine a passenger while at sea.

This newsletter includes links to recent media releases, reports and cases relating to construction and infrastructure.

This newsletter has links to recent media releases, reports and legislation relating to transport, shipping & logistics..

Article contains links to media releases, publications, in practice & courts & laws in relation to transport, shipping & logistics.

Interesting false imprisonment case on the high seas. Applicable tort law is confirmed to be the law of the flag of the ship.

A plaintiff acquiesces to the Review process where there is a failure to request a reexamination by the Review Panel to challenge the earlier assessor's clinical findings.

The Liquidators annual report provides a post-mortem analysis of the main causes of the failure of the shipping company.

Links to media releases, articles, papers & reports, in practice & courts & laws relating to transport, shipping and logistics.

The Sustainable Ports Development Act 2015 is a significant new piece of legislation.