Fulltext search (required) Topics Date range From (required) To (required) Set date range Quick selection This year to dateLast 12 monthsLast yearLast 5 years Advertising and promotions 1,598 Agriculture 349 Banking and finance 260 Buying and selling products and services 702 Cars and vehicles 201 Childcare 16 Competition and exemptions 2,675 Compliance and enforcement 2,970 Consumer Data Right 2 COVID-19 172 Debt 35 Digital platforms and services 122 Energy 629 Food and groceries 390 Franchising 209 Industry codes 400 Insurance 170 Mergers 1,096 Petrol and fuel 223 Postal services 66 Pricing 349 Problem with a product or service 217 Rail, shipping and ports 324 Regulated infrastructure 1,810 Scams 304 Stay protected 774 Telecommunications and internet 1,338 Travel and airports 436 Water 88 Pin topics filter Clear all Rail, shipping and ports 1 - 25 of 324 news items shown Sort by (required) Published dateRelevance Update 06 Dec 2024 ACCC accepts new access undertaking from ARTC for the Interstate rail network The ACCC has made its Final Decision to accept a new access undertaking from ARTC for the Interstate rail network. Media release 11 Jul 2024 Aurizon's proposed acquisition of Flinders Logistics raises concerns The ACCC has identified preliminary competition concerns with Aurizon’s (ASX:AZJ) proposed acquisition of Flinders Logistics Pty Ltd in a Statement of Issues published today. Update 05 Jun 2024 ACCC authorises Hunter Valley Coal Chain coordination for 10 years The ACCC has authorised Hunter Valley Coal Chain Coordinator Limited and coal chain participants to continue to engage in planning and coordination activities, including sharing information, for the cooperative operation and alignment of the Hunter Valley coal supply chain. Media release 13 Dec 2023 Stevedoring industry profits remain elevated as competition concerns emerge The operating profit margin of Australia’s container stevedoring industry increased to 24.9 per cent in 2022-23, continuing a trend of rising profit margins since a low of 5.8 per cent in 2018-19, the ACCC’s Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report 2022-23 shows. Update 31 May 2023 ACCC grants Bulk Wheat Port Code exemption to Commodity Ag at Albany The ACCC has determined that Commodity Ag is an ‘exempt service provider’ of port terminal services provided via its port terminal facility at Albany, Western Australia. Update 05 May 2023 ACCC grants Bulk Wheat Port Code exemption to T-Ports at Wallaroo The ACCC has determined that T-Ports Pty Ltd is an exempt service provider of port terminal services provided via its port terminal facility at Wallaroo, South Australia. Update 04 Apr 2023 ACCC proposes to grant a Bulk Wheat Port Code exemption to Commodity Ag at Albany The ACCC has released a draft determination proposing to grant Commodity Ag Pty Ltd exempt service provider status under the Port Terminal Access (Bulk Wheat) Code of Conduct in relation to its port terminal facility at Albany. Media release 23 Feb 2023 Full Federal Court dismisses ACCC appeal in NSW Ports case The Full Federal Court has dismissed an appeal by the ACCC in its proceedings against NSW Ports. Update 17 Feb 2023 ACCC proposes to grant a Bulk Wheat Port Code exemption to T-Ports at Wallaroo The ACCC has released a draft determination proposing to grant T-Ports Pty Ltd exempt service provider status under the Port Terminal Access (Bulk Wheat) Code of Conduct in relation to its port terminal facility at Wallaroo. Update 16 Dec 2022 ACCC grants Bulk Wheat Port Code exemptions to Bulk Cargo Services and Wagner Corporation at Pinkenba The ACCC has determined that Bulk Cargo Services Pty Ltd (BCS) and Wagner Corporation (Wagner Corp) are exempt service providers of port terminal services provided via their respective port terminal facilities at Pinkenba, Queensland. Media release 12 Dec 2022 Stevedores' profits surge during pandemic supply chain disruptions The operating profit margin of Australia’s container stevedoring industry has increased by 14 percentage points since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to the highest level observed since the Patrick and DP World duopoly ended about a decade ago, the ACCC’s Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report 2021-22 reveals. Media release 09 Dec 2022 Record harvest leads to increase in bulk grain exporters Australia’s bulk grain exports were 40.6 million tonnes for 2021–22, and exceeded the previous season’s record by 22 per cent, according to the ACCC’s most recent Bulk grain ports monitoring report published today. Update 09 Nov 2022 ACCC proposes to grant Bulk Wheat Port Code exemptions to Bulk Cargo Services and Wagner Corporation at Pinkenba The ACCC has released draft determinations proposing to grant Bulk Cargo Services Pty Ltd (BCS) and Wagner Corporation Pty Ltd (Wagner Corp) exempt service provider status under the Port Terminal Access (Bulk Wheat) Code of Conduct in relation to their respective Pinkenba port terminal facilities. Media release 08 Sep 2022 Record grain harvest in 2020-21 exposed issues with regulation of grain ports ACCC consultation with the bulk grain export industry has shown that grower representative groups and some exporters generally support regulation of bulk grain export supply chains, but port terminal operators largely do not. Update 02 Sep 2022 ACCC approves Viterra's varied capacity allocation system The ACCC has considered Viterra’s application and has approved the varied capacity allocation system set out in Viterra’s Port Loading Protocols for its six bulk grain export port terminals in South Australia. Speech 01 Sep 2022 Competition in container shipping speech Ms Gina Cass-Gottlieb, ACCC Chair, addressed the Ports Australia conference on 1 September 2022 to focus on competition in the container shipping industry. Media release 26 Aug 2022 Spirit Super and Palisade Investment Partners Consortium decides not to proceed with Port of Geelong acquisition The Spirit Super and Palisade Investment Partners Consortium (the Consortium) has withdrawn its request for merger clearance from the ACCC for its proposed acquisition of the Port of Geelong. Media release 14 Jul 2022 Aurizon's proposed acquisition of One Rail not opposed, subject to divestiture The ACCC will not oppose the proposed acquisition of One Rail by Aurizon (ASX: AZJ), after accepting a court-enforceable undertaking from Aurizon to divest One Rail’s east coast business. Media release 09 Jun 2022 ACCC consults on Aurizon's proposed One Rail acquisition and divestiture The ACCC has outlined preliminary competition concerns with Aurizon’s (ASX: AZJ) proposed acquisition of One Rail in a statement of issues published today. Update 03 May 2022 ACCC exempts POPL's Portland port terminal facility The ACCC has determined that Port of Portland Pty Ltd (POPL) is an ‘exempt service provider’ of port terminal services provided via its port terminal facility at Portland, Victoria. Media release 31 Mar 2022 Port of Geelong acquisition raises preliminary competition concerns The ACCC has outlined preliminary competition concerns with the proposed acquisition of the Port of Geelong by the Spirit Super Palisade Consortium in a statement of issues published today. Media release 30 Mar 2022 Cargotec and Konecranes merger cancelled The ACCC has discontinued its review of the proposed merger between global container handling equipment companies Cargotec and Konecranes. Media release 18 Mar 2022 ACCC to monitor effect of Qube's acquisition of Newcastle Agri Terminal The ACCC has decided it will not pursue enforcement action in relation to Qube’s (ASX:QUB) completed acquisition of Newcastle Agri Terminal (NAT) at this time. Media release 24 Feb 2022 ACCC consults on divestiture proposal for Cargotec, Konecranes merger The ACCC is seeking views on court enforceable undertakings proposed by each of Cargotec and Konecranes in relation to their proposed merger. Media release 18 Feb 2022 Tribunal denies authorisation for collective bargaining at Port of Newcastle The Australian Competition Tribunal has today denied authorisation for the NSW Minerals Council and ten mining companies to collectively negotiate the terms and conditions, including price, of access to the Port of Newcastle to export coal and other minerals. Page 1 of 13Page 2 of 13Page 3 of 13Page 4 of 13Page 5 of 13Page 6 of 13Page 7 of 13Page 8 of 13Page 9 of 13Page 10 of 13Page 11 of 13Page 12 of 13Page 13 of 13 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 … Next page ›› › Last page Last » Items per page (required) 25 items per page50 items per page100 items per page