Viewpoint, Building and refurbishment

Incat Tasmania continues construction during challenging times

Incat Tasmania continues construction during challenging times

By Tim Burnell | 11 November 2020

Australian shipyard has made significant progress on three new ferries after introducing enhanced health and safety measures to protect its workers against Covid-19

Australian shipyard has made progress on three new ferries after introducing enhanced safety measures

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