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Designed to replace the current River Class vessels, the Royal Navy's HMS Tamar and Spey are currently making their way across the Pacific wearing a "dazzle" camouflage paint scheme. And while they might be dazzle-painted, their core is actually green.

The first of three new Emerald Class ferries, named after the popular Sydney Harbour beach Fairlight, is now in passenger service on the F1 Circular

Sydney’s new River Class ferry fleet won’t be able to operate at night this summer, with the problem-plagued vessels yet to undergo substantial remediation of design faults.

Sydney’s new River Class ferry fleet won’t be able to operate at night this summer, with the problem-plagued vessels yet to undergo substantial remediation of design faults.

Sydney’s new River Class ferry fleet won’t be able to operate at night this summer, with the problem-plagued vessels yet to undergo substantial remediation of design faults.

In 1922, racing started on the great lakes of our longest river for the new una-rigged Shannon One Designs

The first of ten new River Class vessels, named after well-known NSW author Ruby Langford Ginibi, is now in passenger service after it was given the

It's difficult to say exactly why the Ballyholme Bay class are either defunct or at the very least in mothballs

It's time and more to salute all those who have literally kept the sailing faith going

World news story The Royal Navy frigate HMS Richmond takes part in a successful maritime exercise in the Andaman Sea with HTMS Kraburi of the Royal Thai Navy English On 24th July, HMS Richmond, one of HMS Queen Elizabeth’s escort ships in the CSG, took part of the UK Carrier Strike Group (CSG) in a Passing Exercise (PASSEX) with HTMS Kraburi of the Royal Thai Navy in the Andaman Sea. From: A truly global journey in support of the ‘Indo-Pacific Tilt’: On 23rd of May...