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Dale Crisp

Dale Crisp

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Freelance Maritime Photojournalist and Consultant, Daily Cargo News

Melbourne

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  • Auckland Port in path of T/C Tam

    By Dale Crisp| Daily Cargo News Verified PORT OF AUCKLAND suspended several activities at 1900 local time last night as Tropical Cyclone Tam bore down on NZ's North Island. Emergency management authorities warned of the strongest gales 2017, with 100km/h winds to affect Auckland, Northland and the Coromandel, along with heavy rain in what was expected to be "very messy". Media reported more than 3,500 people in Northland homes were without power last night after severe winds toppled trees on to powerlines.

    By Dale Crisp · Daily Cargo News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Former Aust trade hopeful collapses

    By Dale Crisp| Daily Cargo News Verified A CONTAINER LINE that briefly dabbled in Australian trades during the COVID years has gone bankrupt, owing creditors US$19 million. VASI Shipping, founded in Singapore in 2012, operated a small number of owned but more chartered vessels almost exclusively on SE Asia-Indian Sub-Continent routes. According to Linerlytica it ceased operations last month and declared bankruptcy on 10 April.

    By Dale Crisp · Daily Cargo News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Auckland Port in path of T/C Tam

    By Dale Crisp| Daily Cargo News Verified PORT OF AUCKLAND suspended several activities at 1900 local time last night as Tropical Cyclone Tam bore down on NZ's North Island. Emergency management authorities warned of the strongest gales 2017, with 100km/h winds to affect Auckland, Northland and the Coromandel, along with heavy rain in what was expected to be "very messy". Media reported more than 3,500 people in Northland homes were without power last night after severe winds toppled trees on to powerlines.

    By Dale Crisp · Daily Cargo News

    Apr. 17, 2025

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