The Spirit of Tasmania saga – here comes the final chapter (for now)
‘Men overboard!’
The saga of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries continues*, as the Tasmanian government makes an unwise decision, creating delays in the delivery of the new vessels.
(*Editor’s note: this is follow-up coverage following last week’s ’Spirited disaster’ by Mr Joy.)
New Port
In April 2020, another announcement was made that contributed to where we are today.
TT-Line announced that it had negotiated a 30-year deal with Geelong Ports to move the Spirit of Tasmania’s dock from Station Pier, Port ...
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