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AusPac’s saga of swapped vessels and new port rules

by Dale Crisp — last modified Oct 15, 2009 04:04 PM

MEMBERS of the AusPac consortium will be hoping no more troubles come their way too soon after a fraught six weeks.

The problems began on August 29 when one of two vessels employed on the group’s Australia-Pacific Islands service, the 626 teu Forum Samoa II, grounded in controversial circumstances on a reef in the harbour of the Samoan capital, Apia.
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