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All-female crew breaking down barriers in maritime industry

March 27, 2022 - 08:43 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The maritime industry is predominantly a man's game and women make up just a fraction of the workforce. But in the world's largest coal port, women are breaking down barriers and hoping to inspire the next generation in the process.