The Tasmanian government has announced the safe arrival of Spirit of Tasmania IV to the Scottish dock of Leith, where it will be stored for at least the next month.
Spirit IV must be docked in the Scottish
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Tasmanian logistics shake-up set to continue?
Spirit of … Scotland? Why new Spirit ships are half a world away
When Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff recently announced a new berth at Devonport to house the two new Spirit of Tasmania vessels likely wouldn’t be completed until February 2027, an exasperated sigh
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New Spirit vessel to be stored in Scotland
The first of two brand new Spirit of Tasmania ships is set to be relocated to and mothballed in Scotland as options to lease out the vessel continue to be explored by operator TT-Line.
Spirit IV and Spirit
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Spirit of Tasmania project runs aground
Port infrastructure for the two newest Spirit of Tasmania ships will not be ready for the vessels’ delivery, meaning the usual Devonport berth will not be deep enough to accommodate the larger ships.
The
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Spirit ships take pandemic in their stride
Annual freight at record, while passenger traffic lags
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Vawdrey gives reasoning behind drought donation
Trailer builder’s financial aid to Lions Clubs to help fund truck drivers
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TasPorts unveils master plan for port upgrades
Leadership sees developments ‘future-proofing’ crucial transport infrastructure
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Toll prepares to realise Bass Strait improvements
New ships and upgraded facilities to aid capacity and efficiency
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Deal inked for new Bass Strait ferries
Sailing of ships with greater freight capacity set for 2021
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