24 August 2026
By-election could shake One Nation and Federal politics The Nightly
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24 August 2026
ON’s immigration policy is not clear, even to its MPs The Guardian
24 August 2026
1000 One Nation voters said why they were voting for Hanson - and what it would take to switch SMH. com. au
24 August 2026
Three parties, three targets: Migration auction heats up AFR
24 August 2026
Tianjin Port has secured a key approval for a RMB1. 48 billion ($220 million) multipurpose terminal in the northern Chinese gateway. The project has gained sign-off from the country’s transport ministry to use 650 metres of waterfront. The Huisheng terminal project, located in Tianjin’s Beijiang port area, will comprise one 100,000-tonne-class and one 30,000-tonne-class multipurpose berth, […] The post Tianjin Port secures approval for new multipurpose berths appeared first on Port Technology International .
24 August 2026
Luka Koper increased container throughput by 5 per cent in the first half of 2026, reaching 656,150 TEUs, as European ports continued to navigate shifting trade flows and geopolitical uncertainty. The Slovenian port said growth was primarily driven by new cargo flows from manufacturing facilities in its hinterland, particularly in the automotive and logistics sectors. […] The post Luka Koper container volumes rise 5 per cent in H1 2026 appeared first on Port Technology International .
24 August 2026
Valenciaport handled 3. 28 million TEUs in the first seven months of 2026, down 1. 34 per cent year-on-year, as stronger import activity failed to offset weaker exports. Container traffic in July reached 459,517 TEUs, compared with 509,685 TEUs in July 2025, representing a 9. 84 per cent decline.
24 August 2026
I’ve been living in London for a year and a half now. I moved here after taking voluntary redundancy from my Civil Service job in Australia, which paid me about a year’s worth of salary.
