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Environment
Sustainable inland waterway transport and working conditions: it's time to make a move
Featured
Environment
Getting serious on climate change – progress on the shipping industry's efforts to reduce carbon emissions
Featured
Environment
What's happening with hydrogen?
General secretary message
Future of seafaring has people at its heart
Community
Meet the yacht empowering girls through education
Law
Know your rights: non-disclosure agreements in the superyacht sector
Careers
Harbour master careers flagged in UK church warden's fundraising sailing odyssey
Technology
What will it mean to be a seafarer?
Technology
The new way to survey – how uncrewed vessels could help map the world's seafloor
Equality
The gender benefits of digitalisation in shipping
Technology
Simulators: 45 years of development and debate
Nautilus news
New member benefits: introducing specialist home insurance
Health and safety
Lost for a candle
Health and safety
Inadequate training resulted in the loss of the Golden Ray, NTSB investigation concludes
Health and safety
Scandinavian Star – a preventable tragedy?
General secretary message
Fair future for maritime professionals requires 'just transition' to green economy
International
Safe language? English may be mandated in Norwegian waters
Education and training
Volunteering: Merchant Navy careers advice in the digital age
International
ITF to launch sustainable maritime shipping policy at COP26
Community
Retired master reaches milestone 60 years of Nautilus membership
Welfare
Maritime Charity column: Turning the tide on the global maritime mental health crisis – Sara Baade, CEO Sailors' Society
Welfare
Dutch maritime charity successfully lobbies for funding of seafarer welfare services
Health and safety
ECDIS shortcomings outlined in MAIB and DMAIB review
Members at work
Nautilus Champion Deniss Cernakovs on how he achieved his dream job in the cruise industry
Environment
Locating the litter – how seafarers can report marine garbage for cleanup
Environment
Prevention through education – how a grass-roots campaign is working to reduce plastic waste in the sea
Environment
Turning off the garbage tap: the next step in Ocean Cleanup's mission to eradicate waste plastic from the sea
Environment
Environmental concerns dominate the ISU Annual Review 2020
Welfare
Maritime Charity Column: Shipwrecked Mariners – helping mariners in financial need since 1839 – Justin Osmond, the Society's chief executive
Campaigning
Government involves Nautilus in reorientation of Swiss flag
General secretary message
Supporting our maritime key workers now and in the future
Education and training
MCA deck oral exams ‒ to fail or not to fail?
Education and training
Recruit and retain: report shows shipping must face up to officer shortage
International
Trapped onboard
Welfare
Respond, recover reset: maritime charities adjust their barometers post-pandemic
Welfare
Faith, funding and reform: seafarers' port welfare services
Welfare
Nautilus Welfare Fund: post-pandemic charity work continues apace
Law
Crew criminalisation in the superyacht industry
Health and safety
UK charity QVSR plays its part in a global vaccination initiative for visiting seafarers
Members at work
Chief officer Georgina Lindsay on transitioning from the Merchant Navy to the yacht sector
Welfare
Maritime charity column: Celebrating 40 years of the ITF Seafarers' Trust – Katie Higginbottom head of the Trust
History
Your ships of the past: building an interactive historical community
General secretary message
Speaking out for workers' rights
Members at work
RFA first officer Emma-Louise Elgar calls for the removal of the social stigma attached to new parents returning to sea
International