2019

2019 ANNUAL MLAANZ CONFERENCE
46th National Conference
Auckland – 2019

PRESENTATIONS/PAPERS

Dethridge Memorial Address: From Automation to Autonomy – Can the Law Keep up? – Paul David QC, Eldon Chambers, New Zealand
The Continuous Evolution of Shipping – James Granville, national capacity manager, Mediterranean Shipping Company, New Zealand
Clean Air, Clean Ships, Air Emissions and MARPOL – Professor Kate Lewins, Murdoch University, Australia
New Decade, New Port – Jordan Hurinui, senior advisor, Ports of Auckland, New Zealand
Ship Arrest, Undertaking and Damages – is it Time for a Change? – Gregory Nell SC, New Chambers, barrister NSW Bar, Australia
Writ or Wrong? Protecting Against a Change in Ownership Before the Vessel is Arrested – The Hon Justice Angus M Stewart, Federal Court of Australia, Australia
Maritime Exceptionalism – is it Justified? Colin Hunter, solicitor, McElroys, New Zealand
Ethical Issues for Marine Industry Participants – Future and Present – Examples and Discussion – Justin Hogan-Doran, barrister, and Quintin Rares, barrister, Wentworth Chambers, Australia
Challenges and Digital Transformation – Brodie Stevens, country manager, CNCo/Swire Shipping, New Zealand
Frenemies in the Supply Chain – Ports Auckland and Port of Tauranga Find Common Ground in the Supply Chain – Michele Hansen, capital project manager, Portconnect, New Zealand
Monitoring or Surveillance – Watching the Catching in the Fisheries Sector – Karyn van Wijngaarden, associate, Oceanlaw, New Zealand
Traditional Contract Law Concepts and Technological Change – Harmony or Discordance? – Rosemary Gibson, Lecturer, The University of Queensland, Australia
Maritime Cyber Security – Why its High Time to Take IT Seriously – Ashwin Nair, special counsel, Cocks Macnish, Australia
Naviagre Necesse Est – Tomek Glowacki, consultant, Glowacki Consulting, New Zealand
IMO – Changing Times at MEPC and Upcoming Work – Dr Paul Vorwerk, principal environmental advisor, Maritime New Zealand, New Zealand
Current IMO Priorities for Australia – Andrew Johnson, general manager, maritime and shipping, Department of Infrastructure Regional Development and Cities, Australia
Cyber and Unmanned Shipping – Sophie Hudson, senior associate, DLA Piper, New Zealand
Holiday Tour Damages and Caps on Damages under Civil Liability Regimes – Will the High Court of Australia Sink the Mikhail Lermontov Again? – Bernard Lloyd, barrister, NSW Bar, Australia
Shipwrecks, Historic Wrecks and Underwater Cultural Heritage in New Zealand and Australia Regime – Piers Davies, consultant, Wackrow Williams & Davies, New Zealand, and Professor Craig Forrest, Professor, TC Bernie School of Law, University of Queensland, Australia
Confronting British Bullies – Australia and New Zealand 1888-1907 – a great Australasian Story When New Zealand and Australia Stood up to British Shipping Interest and Caused a Big Stir in London – Dr Bevan Marten, Partner Izard Weston, Lawyers, New Zealand