17 September 2026
Foul-mouthed students protest against One Nation … again Adelaide Now
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17 September 2026
Australia tightens student and backpacker visa rules to reduce migration, impacting family accompaniment and work opportunities.
17 September 2026
NSW Police say a 24-year-old woman "believed to be the mother of the infant" has been arrested.
17 September 2026
‘Other airline programs offer up to 11. 5 cents per point ... it’s holiday math but make it real.’
17 September 2026
There are times when the conversations inside a company become more interesting than its official announcements. Kuehne + Nagel (K+N) may have reached one of them. Only weeks after the passing of Klaus-Michael Kuehne, there is already plenty of talk in our marketplace about what the next chapter could look like. Officially, nothing has changed. Stefan Paul remains CEO, business goes on and Schindellegi is hardly going to advertise uncertainty at ...
17 September 2026
Saudi Arabia’s Bahri has completed a SAR986. 3m ($263m) refinancing with BNP Paribas and the National Bank of Greece, marking the shipping group’s first unsecured international bank financing. The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia said the transaction is aimed at reducing its reliance on asset-backed debt while broadening its relationships with international lenders. It is …
17 September 2026
New York-listed Diana Shipping has secured a sizeable rate increase for another of its kamsarmax bulkers, fixing the Astarte to Aquavita International at $17,000 per day. The 2013-built, 81,513 dwt vessel will move onto the new charter on September 20, replacing its current employment with Propel Shipping at $12,500 per day. The new rate is …
17 September 2026
South Korea is putting fresh financial muscle behind its Arctic shipping drive, with the Korea Ocean Business Corporation launching a KRW120bn ($87m) annual investment programme for icebreakers and ice-class commercial ships. The programme is open to Korean owners acquiring either newbuildings or secondhand tonnage for Northern Sea Route trades, with no restriction on ship type. …
