This Article focuses on the significant decisions that emanated from Australian courts from 2011 to 2012 It aims to provide readers with an insight into Australian maritime law and its development over this period.(1) The cases reveal that litigation tied to the mining and offshore industries have had a significant impact on the development of maritime jurisprudence in Australia. On the legislative front, Australia is priming itself to be competitively positioned in order to attract international shipping back to its shores. A slew of legislative reforms have been implemented to achieve this goal. The reforms have also involved the streamlining and clarification of safety and environmental management regulations, particularly in respect of ...
The freedom of navigation is an important principle that underpins much of Australia\u27s approach t...
With to rapidly improving technology, wind energy currently appears as one of the most economically ...
Australia has voiced its commitment to the “rules-based order” since 2008 and the rules-based order ...
This Article focuses on the significant decisions that have emanated from Australian courts over the...
This Survey provides a brief summary of the more significant cases in maritime law to have been deci...
The 2010 year for maritime jurisdiction and activities has been a fairly steady one for Australia. T...
Australia has taken significant steps recently towards defining the extent of its maritime jurisdict...
A long coastline and extensive maritime claims mean that Australia benefits from and has responsibil...
This chapter explains Australia\u27s international maritime zones and domestic marine jurisdictions ...
Marine pollution damage from ships is not a major problem in Australian jurisdictions, but there are...
The Marine Insurance Act 1906 (UK) is perhaps one of the outstanding examples in the common-law worl...
Introduction:\ud In the 2015 Federal Court decision in Yakushiji v Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha , 4 the...
As an island continent, it is unsurprising that a focus of successive Australian governments has bee...
Australia has management of and responsibility for the fourth-largest maritime jurisdiction in the w...
The High Court of Australia has recently altered the manner of distinguishing between substance and ...
The freedom of navigation is an important principle that underpins much of Australia\u27s approach t...
With to rapidly improving technology, wind energy currently appears as one of the most economically ...
Australia has voiced its commitment to the “rules-based order” since 2008 and the rules-based order ...
This Article focuses on the significant decisions that have emanated from Australian courts over the...
This Survey provides a brief summary of the more significant cases in maritime law to have been deci...
The 2010 year for maritime jurisdiction and activities has been a fairly steady one for Australia. T...
Australia has taken significant steps recently towards defining the extent of its maritime jurisdict...
A long coastline and extensive maritime claims mean that Australia benefits from and has responsibil...
This chapter explains Australia\u27s international maritime zones and domestic marine jurisdictions ...
Marine pollution damage from ships is not a major problem in Australian jurisdictions, but there are...
The Marine Insurance Act 1906 (UK) is perhaps one of the outstanding examples in the common-law worl...
Introduction:\ud In the 2015 Federal Court decision in Yakushiji v Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha , 4 the...
As an island continent, it is unsurprising that a focus of successive Australian governments has bee...
Australia has management of and responsibility for the fourth-largest maritime jurisdiction in the w...
The High Court of Australia has recently altered the manner of distinguishing between substance and ...
The freedom of navigation is an important principle that underpins much of Australia\u27s approach t...
With to rapidly improving technology, wind energy currently appears as one of the most economically ...
Australia has voiced its commitment to the “rules-based order” since 2008 and the rules-based order ...