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Sydney, March 25th 2021: Genetec Inc. (Genetec), a leading technology provider of unified security, public safety, operations, and business intelligence solutions has named Australia-based Quest Security as its 2020 Solution Innovation Partner of the Year Oceania at its annual Genetec APAC awards ceremony. Securitas Electronic Security was awarded Partner of the Year Australia.

Held virtually this year, the Channel Partner Awards recognised partners from each region in Asia Pacific. Other ANZ winners included Park Aid Pty Ltd who won AutoVu Integrator of the Year APAC and across the Tasman, Datacom was awarded Partner of the Year - New Zealand.

The awards are the first from Genetec since the company shifted to a direct relationship with System Integrators and Channel Partners across Australia and New Zealand.

George Moawad, Country Manager, Australia and New Zealand said Now we are working more closely with our partners, its even more rewarding to be able to recognise their hard work across the region. Together we are enjoying the benefits of our new direct relationship, enabling us to better understand the challenges our users face, deliver better value and ensure we can swiftly bring innovative and locally relevant solutions to Australia and New Zealand.

The full list of ANZ winners:

Partner of the Year Australia Securitas Electronic Security

Partner of the Year New Zealand Datacom

Solution Innovation Partner Oceania* Quest Security

AutoVu Integrator of the Year APAC* Park Aid Pty Ltd

*Oceania comprises: Australia & New ZealandGeorge Moawad, Country Manager, Australia and New Zealand, Genetec

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About Genetec

Genetec Inc. is an innovative technology company with a broad solutions portfolio that encompasses security, intelligence, and operations. The companys flagship product, Security Center, is an open-architecture platform that unifies IP-based video surveillance, access control, automatic license plate recognition (ANPR), communications, and analytics. Genetec also develops cloud-based solutions and services designed to improve security, and contribute new levels of operational intelligence for governments, enterprises, transport, and the communities in which we live. Founded in 1997, and headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Genetec serves its global customers via an extensive network of resellers, integrators, certified channel partners, and consultants in over 80 countries.

For more information about Genetec, visit: http://www.genetec.com

Genetec Inc., 2021. Genetec, Omnicast, Synergis, Sipelia, Mission Control and the Genetec logo are trademarks of Genetec Inc. and may be registered or pending registration in several jurisdictions. Other trademarks used in this document may be trademarks of the manufacturers or vendors of the respective product.

Media contacts:Sue RalstonEinsteinz Communications for Genetec ANZsue@einsteinz.com.au0466 964 786

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Cruises might have been on pause for the past year, but with hopes of a domestic cruise restart in May, prospects for a widerranging recovery are starting to look up.

The appetite is there. Oceania Cruises reported its best-ever day of bookings when its 2022-23 programme went on sale on March 3, and its not the only line reporting strong demand.

So where and what can you sell to clients wanting to make up for lost time? Weve rounded up some of the standout new itineraries launching in 2022 and 2023 to give you a head start on sales.

Best for Wildlife enthusiasts

What: Baja California and the Sea of CortezWith: Aurora ExpeditionsWhy: Dubbed the aquarium of the world, the Unescolisted Sea of Cortez, lying off the coast of Mexico, is one of the worlds most extraordinary wildlife spots. More than 900 species frequent its waters, including sharks, whales, dolphins, turtlesand sea lions, while blue-footed boobies, red-billed tropicbirds and ospreys call its 244 islands home.

Dubbed the aquarium of the world, the Unescolisted Sea of Cortez, lying off the coast of Mexico, is one of the worlds most extraordinary wildlife spots.

Aurora Expeditions new ship, Sylvia Earle, due to launch in November, will be off to explore these waters in May 2022 on a special journey joined by Dr Sylvia Earle herself. The renowned marine biologist will give a series of talks on all things conservation and climate change. Therell also be a host of other adventures on land and at sea from hiking the Gulfs islands and barbecuing in the desert to kayaking the coastline and diving through undersea canyons on this nine-day voyage like no other.

Book it: From 4,076 per person, round-trip from Los Cabos (cruise-only), departing May 4, 2022.auroraexpeditions.co.uk

Best for Island-hoppers

What: Hawaii, Tahiti and the MarquesasWith: Holland America LineWhy: If clients have long dreamed of sailing the vast, cerulean waters of the Pacific, nows the time tofinally make it happen. Holland Americas new, epic 35 day voyage takes in the best of the oceans far-flung islands, including Honolulu, Kiritimati (a habitat for up to six million birds), Bora Bora and Papeete, plus a slew of rarely visited Polynesian spots including the legendary Marquesas.

Holland Americas new, epic 35 day voyage takes in the best of the oceans far-flung islands, including Honolulu, Kiritimati, Bora Bora and Papeete.

Diving, canoeing, 44 drives, visits to local farms and snorkelling with blacktip sharks are among the activities guests can expect as they hop between volcanic landscapes and shores plucked straight from paradise, crossing the equator and the International Date Line on a journey to remember.

Book it: From 4,090 for an Inside Cabin, departing round-trip from San Diego on February 18, 2023 (cruise-only).hollandamerica.com

Best for Green-fingered gurus

What: Floriade and the Delights of the Dutch Waterways

With: Titan Travel

Why: Closer to home, theres plenty more to get excited about not least Floriade, the once-a-decade horticultural expo taking place next April to October in the Netherlands. Titan Travel is running a special eightday cruise to coincide with the start of this flower fiesta, taking guests to check out its vibrant displays, horticultural workshops and sustainability talks before heading on to Amsterdam, Hoorn, Rotterdam and Arnhem to get beneath the skin of this oft-underrated country.

Book it: From 1,499, including VIP door-to-door travel service with Eurotunnel or ferry crossings, departing April 13, 2022.titanagents.co.uk

Fast fact

Celebrity Cruises will reveal recently renovated Celebrity Silhouette on a host of Europe sailings from Southampton from April 2022, while Celebrity Apex makes its debut in the Med this summer.

Best for Round-the-world explorers

What: Around the World in 80 Days

With: Fred Olsen Cruise Lines

Why: Lines have reported off-the-scale demand for round-the-world itineraries Oceania Cruises 180day sailing sold out in less than a day when it went on sale in January showing just how much appetite there is for big-ticket adventures. Fred Olsen is among those running world voyages in 2023; its 80-day trip on board Borealis is designed to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the publication of Jules Vernes iconic book and will take inspiration from Phileas Foggs journey through Egypt, India, Hong Kong, Japan and San Francisco. Other key stops include Lisbon, Singapore, Vietnam, Shanghai,

Lines have reported off-the-scale demand for round-the-world itineraries Oceania Cruises 180day sailing sold out in less than a day when it went on sale.

Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia and St Kitts, with a call at Egyptian port town Safaga to mark the 100th anniversary of the reopening of Tutankhamuns tomb, and a stop in Japan to take in cherry blossom season.

Book it: From 9,999 round-trip from Southampton, departing February 23, 2023.fredolsencruises.com

Best for Music lovers

What: Americas Great River

With: Viking River Cruises

Why: Viking is making its Mississippi debut in 2022 with a brand-new ship (aptly named Viking Mississippi), offering a series of itineraries. They include an eight day Mississippi Holiday Season sailing from New Orleans to Memphis in December, to coincide with the Christmas festivities; and an eight-day Americas Heartland voyage taking in the Upper Mississippi from Missouri to Minnesotain 2023. But the standout has to be Americas Great River, a 15-day trip that combines both sections with all the cultural gems youd expect of this legendary region, including a tour of Elviss Graceland, a visit to the famous Sun Studio in Memphis, a chef-hosted lunch in Natchez and a Cajun music and dance performance in the heritage-filled Louisiana capital, Baton Rouge.

Viking is making its Mississippi debut in 2022 with a brand-new ship (aptly named Viking Mississippi), offering a series of itineraries.

Book it: From 9,590, sailing from St Paul to New Orleans, departing July 8, 2023 (cruise-only).vikingrivercruises.co.uk

Top tip

Silversea Cruises has extended its offer of 150 bonus commission on all bookings made by April 30, for cruises between October 1 and June 30, 2022

Best for Intrepid travellers

What: Into the Weddell SeaWith: ScenicWhy: For those whove long had Antarctica on their bucket list, suggest this new voyage on Scenic Eclipse. The 19-day journey heads to the Antarctic Peninsula via the rarely visited Weddell Sea, where hardy Weddell seals, Adlie penguins and humpback whales live among luminescent floes and giant icebergs. Guests will spend five days exploring this remote, other-worldly region, with daily Zodiac excursions and kayaking trips, plus the chance to visit a working science base and climb to the rim of a volcanic crater. Those feeling extra-adventurous can head out on a heli-skiing trip with the ships onboard helicopter, or roam the waters in the lines submarine, Scenic Neptune, to explore this extraordinary region from a rarely seen perspective.

Those feeling extra-adventurous can head out on a heli-skiing trip with the ships onboard helicopter, or roam the waters in the lines submarine.

Book it: From 14,785, departing December 19, 2022, round-trip from Buenos Aires and including domestic flights and one nights hotel accommodation.scenic.co.uk

Best for Partygoers

What: Adriatic Sea & Greek Gems

With: Virgin Voyages

Why: This adult-only line has already got itself a name for its flashy, party-loving vibe and upcoming ship Resilient Lady looks set to follow the trend, with two Europe itineraries from Piraeus (Athens) in 2022. Among them is this week-long cruise visiting Kotor in Montenegro, Corfu, Kefalonia and Dubrovnik, from where the ship will depart at 2am so passengers can let their hair down in this nightlife filled city, following a days sightseeing.

The adult-only line has already got itself a name for its flashy, party-loving vibe and upcoming ship Resilient Lady looks set to follow the trend.

Book it: From $1,440, based on an October 2022 departure (cruise-only).virginvoyages.com

Best for Laid-back explorers

What: Rhine in Flames & St Goar

With: A-Rosa River Cruises

Why: Every year between May and September, an explosion of fireworks turns the Rhine Valley into a kaleidoscope of colour, moving between locations as the months pass. A-Rosa is running a cruise next year to coincide with its appearance in the castle-topped town of St Goar, giving guests a chance to join a flotilla of ships and take in the music and light-filled extravaganza from atop a breezy sundeck. Other ports of call include Cologne, Koblenz, Speyer, Strasbourg and Boppard, with all the medieval castles, baroque palaces and rolling vineyards youd expect in this enchanting region.

Book it: From 1,361 on a premium all-inclusive basis (cruise-only).arosa-cruises.co.uk

Best of the rest

Norwegian Cruise Lines Norwegian Dawn will homeport in Southampton in 2023, with new ex-UK sailings including a 10-day cruise around the British Isles. Other new cruises include a 14-day transatlantic journey from New York to Southampton on April 20, 2023, and a voyage around the Baltics from June to August.

Seabourn has launched two world cruises departing in January 2023. Extraordinary Discoveries will take in Australia, Papua New Guinea, South Africa, the South Pacific and more (from 49,999); while Grand Voyage will sail through Latin America, Antarctica, the Falklands, the Caribbean and beyond (from 32,999).

Cunardis running two Centenary World Voyages in 2023 to celebrate 100 years since it launched its first two pioneering world cruises.

Royal CaribbeansGrandeur of the Seas will be based in Barbados next year, with new itineraries including a Southern Caribbean Adventure via Grenada, Bonaire, Curacao, Aruba and Trinidad, priced from 449; and a six-night Western Caribbean cruise including the lines private island, CocoCay, from 769.

Cunard is running two Centenary World Voyages in 2023 to celebrate 100 years since it launched its first two pioneering world cruises. The 102-night and 101-night voyages, on Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria, will mirror the original ports of call.

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Countries located in Oceania.

Oceania is a geographical area which spans the western and eastern hemispheres. Oceania is made up of the four sub-regions of Polynesia, Micronesia, Melanesia, and Australasia. The region occupies an area of about 3,291,903 sq miles. Oceania has a population of approximately 40 million people. It is the second least populous continental grouping on earth and smallest by area. Oceania encompasses fourteen nations with some of the islands located on the geographical extreme of the region including Campbell islands, Juan Fernandez Islands, Clipperton Island, Hawaii, and Bonin islands.

Australia is the biggest country in Oceania comprising of mainland Australia and numerous islands including Tasmania. Australia occupies an area of about 2,969,907 sq miles and has a population of approximately 25,146,100 people. Canberra is the capital city of Australia while Sydney is the biggest city in Oceania. Australia is surrounded by Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Indonesia, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, and East Timor. Australia is a regional power in Oceania.

Fiji is an island state in Melanesia which occupies an area of about 7,056 sq miles. Fiji is an archipelago comprising of over 330 islands and 500 islets. Only 110 islands in Fiji are inhabited. Fijis closest neighbors include Tuvalu, Wallis and Futuna, Samoas, Tonga, Kermadec Islands, New Caledonia, and Vanuatu. Most of the islands in Fiji were created over 150 million years ago through volcanic activity.

New Zealand is an independent state comprising of South Islands, North Island, and over 600 smaller islets. It is located about 900 miles to the eastern side of Australia and 600 miles to the south of the Pacific islands (Tonga, Fiji, and Caledonia). New Zealand was one of the last places to be settled by human beings. New Zealand occupies an area of about 103,483 sq miles and has a population of approximately 4.9 million people. Auckland is the countrys populous city while Wellington is its capital city.

The sovereign country of Papua New Guinea occupies an area of about 178,700 sq miles. The country is on the eastern parts of the island of New Guinea, and it has numerous islands in Melanesia. It is one of the most culturally diverse states on earth with a population of about 8 million. It is quite a rural state, with 18% of its citizen living in urban centers. Papua New Guinea has over 852 known languages which represent about 12% of the total dialects on earth. The official language of Papua New Guinea is English. Twelve of these indigenous languages have no living speaker while some of them have less than 1,000 speakers.

Oceania is split into four areas including Australasia, Polynesia, Melanesia, and Micronesia. Australasia is on the southernmost part of the Indo-Australian Plate, and it is made up of New Guinea, New Zealand and Australia among other smaller islands. Polynesia extends from New Zealand to Hawaii, and it encompasses Easter, Tuamotu, Mangareva, Marquesas, Austral, Society, Cook, Kermadec, Samoa, Tokelau, and Tuvalu islands among others. Melanesia is on the southwestern side of Oceania, and it is made up of New Guinea, New Caledonia, Fiji, Vanuatu, and Santa Cruz. Micronesia is made up of Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Caroline Islands, and Mariana islands.

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Institution news Oceania election closing date extended

The positions of Chair and Young Member Representative for the North East Asia Region and the Oceania Region are up for election in 2021.

The nomination period for the North East Asia regional elections officially closed on 5 March 2021.All nominations received have been verified; we can confirm that there are four eligible candidates for the position of North East Asia Regional Chair and Young Member Regional representative.

It is the role of the Chair and Young Member Representative to represent the Region and to work with the volunteer groups to raise the profile of the Institution and encourage more people to get involved. This could be through organising or attending events, strengthening links with industry and local institutions and developing the regions strategy in line with the Institutions overall business plan.

Voting for the positions will take place throughout April and those eligible to vote will receive further information shortly.

It has been brought to our attention that COVID-19 has caused some delays with the delivery of postal nominations letters meaning some of you may have not had the opportunity to submit your nomination.

As a result it has been agreed to extend the deadline by two weeks to provide you with the opportunity to nominate yourself, if interested. The new deadline will be 29 March 2021 11:59 GMT.This is an ideal opportunity to influence the Institutions future international development, so please go to the Oceania NearYou pageto download the nominee pack where you will find an application form and more information about the criteria and duties for each role.

If you have any questions about the process, please email mary.newton@imeche.org.

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David Larocca has been appointed as the new Oceania chief executive officer and regional managing partner for Ernst and Young.

EY Asia Pacific Area Managing Partner, Patrick Winter made this announcement last week.

Mr Larocca became a partner in 2006 and took over as Strategy and Transactions Managing Partner in 2016. He has been a member of the EY Oceania Executive Leadership Team for the last five years and has been an active member of several Asia-Pacific and Global leadership committees within EY.

Specialising in infrastructure, Mr Larocca has more than 25 years of experience advising government and private sector clients on major infrastructure transactions in Australia, Asia and Europe.

Prior to EY, David has held roles in the banking, corporate and professional services sectors.

Mr Larocca will take over the reins from Tony Johnson who has been CEO and Oceania Regional Managing Partner since 2014.

Mr Larocca has been instrumental in helping EY become a leading Strategy and Transactions business, working closely with Tony Johnson to oversee a number of strategic acquisitions and important hires.

Their long-standing working relationship and shared vision for the future will assist in a smooth and stable transition for EY in the region.

Mr Larocca said: We have great people at EY and I feel privileged to have been selected to lead our Firm in Oceania.

Tony will leave the EY Oceania in a fantastic position, and with a positive and distinctive culture. He has overseen a period of tremendous growth and stability.

I plan to build on that legacy and the strong momentum Tony has overseen through his leadership.

Mr Winter said Davids years of experience in the market working with some of our biggest clients while leading a diverse team of more than 800 professionals across nine offices in the fast-growing Strategy and Transactions service line, make him the perfect choice to take over the reins from Tony.

As we look to the future, EY Oceania is extremely well placed to continue to play a critical role in Asia-Pacific and as part of our global organisation.

I look forward to working with both Tony and David, as David transitions into the role and have no doubt that he will lead our Oceania business from strength to strength.

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New Delhi:The Covid-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc in the world. The latest count being more than 12 crore cases and 27 lakh deaths.

We highlight some of the important stories from around the world. Papua New Guinea, a country in Oceania, has reported that the number of Covid-19 cases has tripled in a month. Bali, in Indonesia, isnt expected to bring back tourists until the end of this year or even into 2022. An Israeli-American pharmaceutical company is on its way to launch a Phase 1 clinical trial of the worlds first oral Covid-19 vaccine.

Papua New Guinea, a country in Oceania, has reported that its number of Covid-19 cases tripled in a month. Doctors in the country warn that their healthcare system is at the brink of being overwhelmed, reportsThe Guardian.

On 20 March, thecountry recorded 242 new cases of Covid-19 which brought the total cases to 3,359 cases and 36 deaths.

Theimpact of Covid is being keenly felt in the Pacific country, which has roughly 500 doctors to serve a population of around nine million, and was already struggling to deal with outbreaks of measles, drug-resistant tuberculosis andpolio, said thereport.

Also read:Covid antibodies, vaccines may become less effective against virus variants, study says

Bali, wary of the coronavirus outbreak, isnt expected to bring back tourists until the end of this year or even into 2022, reportsAsia Times.

The resort island in Indonesia has witnessed its economy plummet over the pandemic, falling to -5 per cent in 2020.

So far, Bali has recorded 36,448 Covid-19infections and 576 deaths.

Despite an effort to crank up domestic tourism, the impact on Baliitself is believedto have been greater, far worse than inthe aftermath of the 2002 terrorist bombings, said thereport.

An Israeli-Americanpharmaceutical company is on its way to launch a Phase 1clinical trial of the worlds first oral Covid-19 vaccine,reportsJerusalem Post.

Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced their joint venture with Premas Biotech to develop this oral vaccine. Orameds technology can be used to orally administer a number of protein-based therapies, which would otherwise be delivered by injection, said the report.

Israel has recorded 8,27,772 cases of Covid-19 and 6,092 deaths.

Also read:Pakistan bans travel from 12 countries till 5 April to curb Covid spike

On Monday, people living inMelbourne, Victoria startedreceiving coronavirus vaccine as Phase 1b of Australias national vaccine rollout began,reportsThe Age.

People who are over 70 years of age, with an underlying medical condition ordisability, healthcare workers who havent been vaccinated, will be immunised in the rollout.

State Health Departments Covid testing commander Jeroen Weimar said,I reckon well do 20,000 to 25,000 thisweek, the rate will go beyond that, and well get to around 3,00,000 by the end of April.

Australia has recorded 29,205 cases of Covid-19 and 909 deaths.

Saudi Arabia vaccinates 3 million against Covid-19: Arab News

Bouquets of flowers are nowsubstitute hugs, says booming florist:The Guardian

Also read:Going to malls, bus & railway stations in Mumbai? Like it or not, you must get Covid tested

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After years of devotion to projecting the womens game as being an area of growth, World Rugby has bravely chosen to announce the new WXV global strategy that will begin in 2023.

In the unease of choosing to formally postpone the 2021 Rugby World Cup tournament until 2022, a fresh World Rugby womens rugby fund has been endorsed to develop and fund a high-performance preparation and competition program for three Tiers of the womens game.

On Tuesday, March 16, details of a new annual global womens XVs competition model; the WXV and (to be introduced) international playing windows, were released to stakeholders. Publicized widely and discussed in further detail during an online World Rugby Womens Rugby media conference attended by Last Word on Rugby.

Attended by Alan Gilpin; Interim Chief Executive World Rugby, Alison Hughes; World Rugby Competitions Operations Manager, and Katie Sadleir, the General Manager of Womens rugby. Describing and explaining the full collaborative approach to WXV, Alison Hughes has been a key proponent of the effort by leading nations across three tiers of the global game.

Supported by an initial 6.4 million World Rugby investment, the three WXV competitions will feature 16 teams and will be hosted within a new September-October global competition window, except in a Rugby World Cup year.

In order to supercharge the sport, in recognizing that globally womens high-performance programs are currently at differing levels and stages World Rugby is committed to working to ensure optimal performance within all three WXV tiers. And even while a level of promotion/relegation has not been in-built, the inter-regional competitions in Tier Two and Three will see the next level of sides rewarded in 2023/24.

To achieve this, Hughes and Alan Gilpin had been working with leading nations to find agreement on principles, such as leading nations agreeing to the timelines of a June window, and the September to November calendar to allow for a co-ordinated global schedule.

Last Word on Rugby pressed that position further, by asking what understandings World Rugby had that a Tier One nation like New Zealand would change its traditional Farah Palmer Cup calendar of September/October?Alison Hughes answered: We have been working in collaboration with our member unions, regions, and other key stakeholders over the past two years, developing the unified global international XVs calendar and competition.

Intimating that New Zealand Rugby has already made the promise to work around the two windows; of June and September-October, Alison answered the LWOR question by stating Weve had tremendous buy-in from unions around the world. Weve had great consultation with domestic leagues about finding the right window for the 7 weeks of this competition. There will be a slight adjustment made.

In the World Rugby media statement, Hughes continued; To grow the game at elite level we need to ensure our member unions have quality, competitive and consistent playing opportunities so they can continue to develop and invest in their womens high-performance programs.

As part of the international XVs calendar development, we have focused on strengthening existing regional competitions and also established an exciting new cross-regional competition to increase annual playing opportunities for some of the top teams in the world where it simply did not exist before.

Underlining its commitment to delivering a spectacular Rugby World Cup tournament in New Zealand in 2022, the funding will be a great help to some although, many of those are well able to assist themselves.

In line with the goals outlined, at ground level, the haves can do a lot more than the have nots. That does not mean sacrificing revenue share yet, for example, New Zealand has the means to operate more easily, than say Canada. Both sides are in the Oceania/Rugby Americas North group. And for the Canadian players to prepare, a higher percentage of the budget must be provided for that nation.

Equity might still need to be on a balanced approach if Tier One sides are to compete fairly. And the same can be said of Tier Two and Three.

The decision to postpone this years tournament was taken following extensive discussions with New Zealand Rugby and participating unions as a result of the continued impact and insurmountable uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic.That puts pressure on sides who have already qualified, and those who must still go through the process to do so. Knowing that World Rugby has rightly looked to assist those stakeholders with a $6.4 million fund.

This will aid the development of the format and bankroll matches across the three groups in 2023. That includes:

Thiswill consist of six teams and be played in a cross-pool format, at a standalone tournament in one location, which will be determined on a year-by-year basis.

Participating teams will include the top three teams from the Womens Six Nations (Europe) and the top three teams of the cross-regional tournament featuring Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and USA (Oceania/Rugby Americas North (RAN)). Each team will play three matches.

Note: there will be no promotion or relegation in the first cycle (2023 and 2024) of WXV 1.

The WXV 2 competition will consist of six teams, playing in a cross-pool format, as a standalone tournament in one location, which will be determined on a year-by-year basis.

Participating teams for 2023 will include two teams from Europe, the fourth-placed team from the cross-regional tournament featuring Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and USA (Oceania/RAN) alongside one team from Oceania, Asia, and Africa.

The sixth-placed regional position in the WXV 2 competition at the end of each season will be relegated to WXV 3.

This groups contestwill be hosted in one venue as a round-robin format and will consist of four teams, with the winner and rankings determined by a points table. Participating teams will include two teams from Europe, one team from Asia and the winner of an Africa v South America play-off.

The top-ranked regional position in the WXV 3competitionwill be promoted to the WXV 2 competitionat the end of each season.

A play-off between the fourth-ranked team and the next best-ranked team from the World Rugby Womens rankings will determine a regional position for the next year.

World Rugby Chairman Sir Bill Beaumont said: This is a landmark moment for the sport. Todays announcement of a new, global international 15s calendar will underpin the future success and accelerate the development of the womens game.

By establishing a unified international 15s calendar and introducing WXV we are creating a platform for the womens international teams to compete in more consistent, competitive, and sustainable competitions at regional and global level. At the same time, we are also growing the profile, fanbase, and commercial revenue, generating opportunities for womens rugby through the new Women in Rugby commercial program.

This is an ambitious, long-term commitment to make the global game more competitive, to grow the womens game, and support the expansion of Rugby World Cup to 16 teams from 2025 and beyond.

Womens Advisory Committee Chairman, Serge Simon added: This is momentous for the womens 15s game. As part of the womens strategic plan, we are committed to delivering world-class high-performance programs that will produce inspirational results for the womens game. The new global XVs calendar will enable unions to plan long-term while also increasing quality competition opportunities.

And in the end, over the long term, the main benefactor is not only the sport but future players, coaches, and fans as a whole.

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Vistas Grand Dining Room illustrates the fresh, alluring architectural style that defines the ship

Oceania Cruises is to christen the first of its two new Allura-class ships Vista when she debuts in 2023.

Currently under construction at Fincantieris Sestri Ponente shipyard in Italy, the 67,000gt Vista will accommodate 1,200 guests and 800 crew members and will be the seventh vessel to join the Oceania Cruises fleet.

According to Oceania Cruises, Vistas name reflects the dawn of a new age in travel and the unique vision of the companys officers and crew members who played a pivotal role in designing the vessel.

Our officers and crew are always bringing great new ideas to the forefront and then implementing them, said Bob Binder, president and CEO of Oceania Cruises. More than any other part of the Oceania Cruises organisation, we owe our success to our onboard teams. They are the ones who made Vista possible, and it is a credit to them, these true visionaries of the seven seas, that we name the ship for them, in their honour.

Onboard highlights will include spacious residentially-inspired suites and staterooms, as well as luxurious public spaces such as The Grand Dining Room, which will be almost two decks high and offer a contemporary interpretation of La Belle poque (early 20th-century Parisian society). In addition, the vessel will offer nine other culinary experiences, including several unique firsts for the brand.

Oceania Cruises is an innovative and ever-evolving brand, said Binder. We are always looking over the horizon, and Vista represents our view to the future.

The second Allura-class vessel will debut in 2025.

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The service departs from Gothenburg every other week and calls at the following ports: Durban, Port Elizabeth (South Africa), Maputo (Mozambique), Port Louis (Mauritius) Tamatave (Madagascar), Fremantle, Port Kembla, Brisbane, Melbourne (Australia) and Auckland (New Zealand).

Shipments from Gothenburg are expected to include cars, heavy vehicles, construction equipment and large project loads. Hegh operates some of the worlds largest pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs), with capacity for 8,500 car equivalent units.

From Auckland, the vessels will return to Gothenburg, taking in ports throughout East Asia, including those in Japan, Korea and China (see box).

East Asia to Japan loading ports

Incheon, Masan (South Korea), Hitachinaka, Yokohama, Kawasaki, Omaezaki, Yokkaichi, Nagoya, Kobe, Hiroshima, Kanda (Japan), Shanghai*, Tiajin Xingang*, Lianyuangang (China), Singapore and Leam Chabang (Thailand).

*By feeder vessel

Gothenburg Port Authority said the new service would provide opportunities for import customers in Sweden to bring in goods for the domestic market and wider Scandinavia, as well as linking up other global markets on route.

We are working closely with our customers to offer them sustainable transport options and we are pleased to be starting up a service in Gothenburg that will meet freight flow requirements to and from Sweden for the automotive and the high-and-heavy sectors, said Oskar Orstadius, chief sales officer at Hegh Autoliners.

Hegh vessels will call at the Port of Gothenburg vehicle and ro-ro terminal and the freight will be handled by the terminal operator Logent Ports and Terminals.

This direct service is a vital addition for industry, and it will certainly open up new opportunities, said Claes Sundmark, vice-president of sales and marketing at Gothenburg Port Authority. Oceania and South Africa are key markets for the automotive industry, as well as the Swedish engineering and construction sectors. This service will give the port of Gothenburg an extra edge in its industry offering.

Read more about developments at Europes finished vehicle handling ports in the forthcoming ALFVL Spring edition, which will be published at the beginning of April.

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