TasPorts – Cruise Ships
I'm sure a lot of Tasmanians would be stunned to learn there'll be 217 000 potentially COVID-positive passengers arriving here.
Dec
2022
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Cruise Ships
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Nov
2022
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Coral Princess Blight on Burnie
The docking of the Coral Princess in Burnie without mandated Covid safeguards is the latest in a string of reckless decisions by the Rockliff government
Oct
2022
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Cruise Ships Latest Liberal Covid Failure
The Liberals’ refusal to mandate safeguards against the high risk of Covid outbreaks from returning cruise ships is the latest example of their reckless public
Dec
2020
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Estimates Reply – Minister Barnett
There are still questions outstanding, which we hope will be dealt with through the independent inquiry into the Ruby Princess.
Nov
2020
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Primary Industries – Ruby Princess
My understanding is that the secretary was in charge of border controls at the time that the Ruby Princess passengers arrived in Tasmania.
Mar
2020
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COVID-19 Cruise Ship Risk Should be Mitigated by Government
This morning the cruise ship Magnifica decided to lock down all passengers on board for their own health and safety.
Aug
2018
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Cruise Ships in Wineglass Bay – Government Report
Over the summer, seven cruise ships will park inside the Freycinet National Park at Wineglass Bay.
Nov
2017
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Cruise Ship Industry Impact on Tasmania
We thought it was important the House be given an opportunity to talk about the impact of the cruise ship industry.
Nov
2017
3
Cruise Ships – Use of Bunker Fuel
Cruise ships berthing in Hobart are expected to exceed 60 this year. The majority will use heavy fuel oil known as bunker fuel.
Nov
2017
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Archer Dismisses Hobart Cruise Ship Health Concerns
Bunker fuel used by cruise ships visiting Hobart is a serious health hazard which has been recognised by the World Health Organisation.