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The Council has since narrowed these to three priority actions: targeted infrastructure investment to address single points of failure; diversification of freight pathways, including multi‑modal networks; and investment in multi‑modal optionality to strengthen supply‑chain security and reduce vulnerability. Another option rated highly was the creation of regional fuel hubs and refineries, which the Council noted is particularly topical given current fuel‑supply challenges

THE FREIGHT and Logistics Council of Western Australia (FLCWA) has outlined a set of strategic priorities for the state’s freight network following a scenario‑planning workshop involving industry and government representatives. The workshop, attended by 36 participants from the Council and its Freight Reference Group, examined future implications for WA’s international, interstate and intrastate supply chains

The Freight and Logistics Council of WA is the state’s peak advisory body for freight policy, bringing industry and government together to strengthen supply‑chain resilience and guide long‑term planning

Overall, it was a slower week for the LPG market, with only a small number of fixtures concluded and freight rates easing modestly across the routes

Handysize The Handysize market posted a modestly positive week overall, with the Baltic Handysize Timecharter average rising from 15,755 on Monday to 15,855 by close. Sentiment improved in several regions, although fixture volumes remained relatively limited and market participants often lacked sufficient fresh business to firmly establish direction

Sentiment improved in several regions, although fixture volumes remained relatively limited and market participants often lacked sufficient fresh business to firmly establish direction

LLOYD’S Register (LR) has won an $11 million contract from Austal Defence Australia to provide naval classification services for the Australian Army’s Landing Craft Medium (LCM) program, strengthening the classification society’s role in Australia’s expanding sovereign shipbuilding sector. Under the agreement, LR will deliver classification, quality assurance and compliance services across the entire LCM build program, which will see 18 vessels constructed at Austal’s Henderson shipyard under the Commonwealth’s

LR personnel will be embedded at Henderson for the duration of the build, working alongside Austal to verify construction activities and ensure quality processes meet agreed naval standards. Steve McDowall, LR’s director of naval business Australasia, said the contract reflects the growing importance of independent assurance in Australia’s defence maritime programs

LR personnel will be embedded at Henderson for the duration of the build, working alongside Austal to verify construction activities and ensure quality processes meet agreed naval standards