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Welcome to Australia video is now availableWe are holding a special research webinar on Thursday 10 December to discuss the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on seafarers.Last updated:
We’re delivering national system servicesIn December AMSA staff in Karratha, along with 15 stakeholders and local businesses involved with the West Pilbara Port Welfare Association, banded together to spread some Christmas cheer to seafarers arriving in the region's ports.Last updated:
Where’s your tender—it’s your responsibility to stay in touch!It is the responsibility of the parent vessel to know where their dories or tenders are at all times. Maintaining two way communications is one way to do this.Last updated:
WISTA Australia Webinar | Seafarer safety and welfare - from research to implementationFrom the start of her early career as a shipyard engineer and marine surveyor, Dr Michelle Grech was clearly focused on the importance of maritime safety and seafarer welfare.Last updated:
Working Boats issue 17—Women in maritime—is now availableThe October 2019 edition showcases women working in different roles across the maritime industry, and looks at growing opportunities for women to embark on a career in maritime.Last updated:
World Maritime Day 2022—New technologies for greener shippingAustralia is proud to join the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and other shipping nations in celebration of World Maritime Day.Last updated:
Yacht crew rescued in Bass StraitSix crew members were rescued from their racing yacht Hollywood Boulevard on Sunday 14 January 2018 about 150 kilometres east of Flinders Island in Bass Strait.Last updated:
Zero-tolerance puts downward pressure on sub-standard shippingThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has released its Port State Control (PSC) Annual Report for 2021, whichLast updated:
Aircraft and merchant ship now in search areaFour aircraft have now departed Perth for the search area in the southern Indian Ocean.Last updated:-
AMSA assisting bulk carrier in Coral SeaThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is currently providing assistance to a bulk carrier which has broken down in the Coral Sea.Last updated:
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AMSA bans repeat offender from Australian portsThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has issued a direction to Indonesian flagged container ship Territory Trader (IMO 8812899) not to enter or use any port in Australia for three months.Last updated:
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AMSA bans third vessel from Australian portsThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has issued a direction to Indonesian flagged multipurpose ship MV Meratus Sangatta (IMO 9116797) not to enter or use any port in Australia for three months.Last updated:
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AMSA Community Information Day in BrisbaneThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is taking the opportunity to meet people in Brisbane who work in the maritime sector and showcase a number of changes that will be taking place in 2013.Last updated:
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AMSA Community Information Days begin this weekThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is taking the opportunity to meet Australians who work in the maritime sector and showcase a number of changes that will be taking place in 2013.Last updated:
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AMSA consultation to streamline National System and reduce red tapeThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s Domestic Vessel Division will begin a thorough consultation process with domestic vessel operators, starting in Hervey Bay on Friday.Last updated:
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AMSA consultation to streamline National System and reduce red tape—FremantleThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s Domestic Vessel Division will begin a thorough consultation process with domestic vessel operators, starting in Hervey Bay on Friday.Last updated:
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AMSA consultation to streamline National System and reduce red tape—GeraldtonThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s Domestic Vessel Division will begin a thorough consultation process with domestic vessel operators, starting in Hervey Bay on Friday.Last updated:
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AMSA consultation to streamline National System and reduce red tape—GladstoneThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s Domestic Vessel Division will begin a thorough consultation process with domestic vessel operators, starting in Hervey Bay on Friday.Last updated:
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AMSA consultation to streamline National System and reduce red tape—TownsvilleThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s Domestic Vessel Division will begin a thorough consultation process with domestic vessel operators, starting in Hervey Bay on Friday.Last updated:
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AMSA coordinates multi-agency response to medical emergencyThe Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has successfully coordinated the medical evacuation of a seafarer who sustained serious injuries during an on board accident.Last updated: 11/18/2020