A 700-tonne gantry has arrived in Devonport, marking a key milestone in the construction of the new berth that will service the state’s next-generation Spirit of Tasmania ships.

The state government is celebrating a key milestone in the upgrade of crucial berthing infrastructure for the replacement ...

Earlier this month on Hobart’s River Derwent, a 130-meter (426-ft) vessel began moving with an unfamiliar level of calm. No engine rumble, no exhaust plume; just the quiet churn of waterjets as Hull ...

The world’s largest battery-powered electric ship constructed in Tasmania finally tested its power on the River Derwent on ...

One of the new Spirit of Tasmania ships has arrived in Hobart, but it is more than a year away from being ready to ferry passengers between Tasmania and Victoria. Spirit of Tasmania IV and V have ...

The newest Spirit of Tasmania ship is finally set to leave Europe and start heading to Tasmania in just over a week. It follows a lengthy saga involving mechanical delays and an infrastructure debacle ...

Incat Tasmania has reached a new milestone, as the world’s largest battery‑electric ship has begun harbour trials on the ...

How much electricity does it take to move a 14,000 gross ton vessel with just battery power? As it turns out, it takes a ...

Incat Tasmania has started harbor trials of the largest battery-electric ship constructed to date. The 130-meter vessel is now moving under its own battery-electric propulsion for the first time.