ONE of the world’s biggest cruise ships was forced to tie up at the Port of Brisbane’s unsightly container wharves yesterday, unable to dock at Hamilton where a new $350 million cruise ship terminal complex is being built. Too big to fit under the Gateway Bridge, the 300m, 18-storey high Sapphire Princess had to unload its 2700 passengers at Fisherman Islands.
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about 21 years ago
Container city sorry sight for tourists
ONE of the world’s biggest cruise ships was forced to tie up at the Port of Brisbane’s unsightly container wharves yesterday, unable to dock at Hamilton where a new $350 million cruise ship terminal complex is being built. Too big to fit under the Gateway Bridge, the 300m, 18-storey high Sapphire Pr
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