Visitor Count
since October 2001
New site opened
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1 March 2010
visitor count then
was 2,788,100.
New site opened
6.00pm AuEST
1 March 2010
visitor count then
was 2,788,100.
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18 Feb 2004: The USS Port Royal, the last of the Ticonderoga-class of AEGIS guided-missile cruisers, deployed with Peleliu Expeditionary Strike Group-One (ESG-1) in support of the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) from 3 September 2003 until 11 March 2004 (according to Wikipaedia). She is visiting Melbourne on her way back to her home base at Pearl Harbour, Honolulu. |
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14 Feb 2004: Left-right: HMAS Success, a Pacific "something" (can't read name on other photos - can anyone identify?), Queen Elizabeth 2 |
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14 Feb 2004: Left-right: Pacific "something" (can't read name on other photos - can anyone identify?), Queen Elizabeth 2, Spirit of Tasmania 2, HMAS Success. |
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4 Feb 2004: On arrival, "Star Leo" turns between Station and Princes Pier, prior to docking at Outer West Station Pier. |
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30 Jan 2004: Ok, it's not Station Pier, but the Middle Channel leading light on the Tamar River, near Launceston, Tasmania. |
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7 Nov 2011: "Radiance Of The Seas" prepares to depart Station Pier, 8.30pm, Monday 7 Nov 2011. |
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7 Nov 2011: Soon after arrival, "Radiance Of The Seas" takes on fuel from tender Zemira. |
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5 Nov 2011: Outer view of Princes Pier refurbishment nearing completion. With no bollards in place, this should be a great place for the lads to perform midnight burn-outs! |
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5 Nov 2011: Inner view of Princes Pier refurbishment nearing completion. |
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5 Nov 2011: A glorious 30oC brings out the yachts as Spirit Of Tasmania I and Statendam rest at Station Pier. |
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1 Nov 2011: Just after midnight. Left - Right: HMAS Dechaineux, Pacific Jewel, Pacific Pearl. |
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15 December 2009: Pacific Jewel arrives with the dawn. |
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30 Apr 2009: Princes Pier under demolition (sorry, refurbishment). |
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7 Dec 2008: On arrival at Station Pier, Volendam turns before berthing. |
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15 Mar 2008: Left - Right: HMAS Collins, HMAS Rankin, HMAS Darwin, Delphin Voyager |
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29 Feb 2008: Queen Elizabeth 2, Fuel Tender Zemira. |
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7 Nov 2007: Left - Right: (Spirit Of Tasmania I), Minehunters HMAS Norman (84) and HMAS Gascoyne (85), Guided Missile Frigate HMAS Melbourne (05), Pacific Sun. |
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6 Nov 2007: Left - Right: Spirit Of Tasmania I, Minehunters HMAS Norman (84) and HMAS Gascoyne (85), Pacific Sun, Statendam. |
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1 August 2007: Left - Right: HMAS Rankin is assisted to move away from Station Pier by tugs "Keera" and "Gabo". |
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1 August 2007: Princes Pier prior to refurbishment. |
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30 July 2007: Collins class submarine "HMAS Rankin" at Inner West Station Pier. |
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18 Feb 2004: The USS Port Royal, the last of the Ticonderoga-class of AEGIS guided-missile cruisers, deployed with Peleliu Expeditionary Strike Group-One (ESG-1) in support of the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) from 3 September 2003 until 11 March 2004 (according to Wikipaedia). She is visiting Melbourne on her way back to her home base at Pearl Harbour, Honolulu. |
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14 Feb 2004: Left-right: HMAS Success, a Pacific "something" (can't read name on other photos - can anyone identify?), Queen Elizabeth 2 |
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14 Feb 2004: Left-right: Pacific "something" (can't read name on other photos - can anyone identify?), Queen Elizabeth 2, Spirit of Tasmania 2, HMAS Success. |
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4 Feb 2004: On arrival, "Star Leo" turns between Station and Princes Pier, prior to docking at Outer West Station Pier. |
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30 Jan 2004: Ok, it's not Station Pier, but the Middle Channel leading light on the Tamar River, near Launceston, Tasmania. |
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5 September 2002: Decommissioned, Spirit Of Tasmania departs its Station Pier berth for the last time. |