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Incident reporting is a collective effort by crew, vessel operators and vessel owners to make the industry and vessels safer places to work.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority's inaugural combined shipping and domestic commercial vessel conference Maritime 2014: Ship to Shore wound up on November 12 in Melbourne.

International Seafarers' Welfare and Assistance Network are now offering Maritime Mental Health Awareness Training online.

Our ship detention list for May 2020 is available.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Warren Truss today announced the appointment of Mick Kinley as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).

Plastic products are resilient. They breakdown extremely slowly turning into tiny fragments known as microplastics.

The March DCV incident report has been published.

When was the last time you reviewed your vessel's safety management system?

Safety-you've got to live it.

All waste is harmful in the marine environment.

We have listened to your feedback and made some changes to simplify and improve a number of our national system forms.

Tasmanian commercial fisherman Mr Stuart John Richey AM has been appointed as Chair of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) Board and will take up the post as of 21 November 2014.

AMSA has delivered a revamped air search observers course that includes helicopter underwater escape training.

When was the last time you reviewed your vessel's safety management system?

New fees for domestic commercial vessel safety services are now available.

The tragic disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 in 2014 highlighted the need to improve the global air navigation system, especially over remote and ocean areas, including near Australia

We have issued two marine notices this week. They concern limiting sulphur emissions in Sydney Harbour and the importance of accurate information when calculating vessel stability.

Have your say on proposed changes to Marine Order 97 (Marine pollution prevention - air pollution), which establish new requirements to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from international shipping.

The new requirements for domestic commercial vessels that carry passengers came into effect on the 31 May 2020.

We have issued a new safety alert highlighting the importance of planned maintenance on domestic commercial vessels.