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Together with RPS Australia, we provided OILMAP and SARMAP training for the Indonesian Search and Rescue Agency (

A three-day regional training workshop on MARPOL Annex VI- Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions from International Shipping was held in Apia, Samoa from 19-21 November 2014.

On 7 December 1944, delegates from 54 nations gathered in the Grand Ballroom of the Stevens Hotel in Chicago at the invitation of the USA. Australia was one of the inaugural participants.

Our Navigation Safety and International Division hosted an E-navigation Usability Workshop on 5-6 March at Kingscliff, New South Wales.

From 15-16 June we hosted a salvage and wreck workshop at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney. There were about 140 delegates in attendance representing Commonwealth and state governments, overseas maritime regulators, ship owners and operators, cargo owners, ship and cargo insurers, port authorities, the Royal Australian Navy, salvors, towage providers, legal practitioners and consultants.

We will reopen on Monday 4 January 2021.

University of Wollongong post-graduate students-Andrew Herring and Megan Reinwald-have been awarded 2021 AMSA Excellence in Maritime Policy Scholarships.

During the holiday period from 25 December until 3 January, AMSA is closed for non-essential business.

From 1 December 2021, we will no longer receive survey reports by email.

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Catch up on maritime news this month.

Read our first edition of AMSA update for 2020.

Catch up on maritime news.

An update on the outcome of the consultation for appropriate crewing for your operation under Marine Order 504.

We are running a series of workshops for Queensland passenger vessels (class 1) to ensure design, construction and installation of equipment satisfies the relevant standards, and that fire safety preparedness training is being implemented onboard by the crew.