SEALINK SPENDS UP IN QUEENSLAND

With eight vessels constructed in Queensland over the past five years, ferry operator SeaLink Marine & Tourism says it has invested $23 million to marine manufacturing in the state. “We are proud to be building new vessels in Queensland as we continue to be impressed by the quality of the local workmanship producing world-class vessels,” said Chief Operating Officer, Donna Gauci. SeaLink has used Queensland shipbuilders including AusShips, Commercial Marine Australia, Norman Wright & Sons, and Aluminium Marine. “The quality of the vessels is a credit to Queensland’s ship makers and our team working together to ensure each vessel is tailored to the specific environments they are being constructed to operate in,” she said. Some of SeaLink’s recent new vessel builds in Queensland include: • the 340-passenger Maggie Cat (see…

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