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The Queensland Government announced plans to revive cruising as Carnival Australia and Princess unveil sailing plans.

In this Protégé wrap-up, we list the top 10 biggest updates from across the legal profession, including an update on Kathleen Folbigg’s miscarriage of justice case and some new information for several major class actions.

The Ruby Princess will carry more than 3,000 passengers to the Western Caribbean on five to 11-day trips.

As Australia’s cruise ship ban prepares to lift, the number of people who have signed up to the Ruby Princess class action has increased to well above 1,000.

Texans ready to cast off on a voyage upon the deep blue now have a new nearby option. Princess Cruise Lines is back in Galveston after a six-year hiatus with

Texans ready to cast off on a voyage upon the deep blue now have a new nearby option. Princess Cruise Lines is back in Galveston after a six-year hiatus with

Houstonians ready to cast off on a voyage upon the deep blue now have a new nearby option. Princess Cruise Lines is back in Galveston after a six-year hiatus

The cruise line is canceling deployments in Asia and Oceania, instead operating sailings from San Francisco, San Diego and Galveston.

Australias two year ban on cruise ships during the Covid-19 pandemic will end on April 17, health minister Greg Hunt has confirmed.

Sydney, Australia, March 15 (EFE).- Australia will again allow the entry and exit of international cruise ships next month after two years of closed ports to prevent the spread of Covid-19. The lifting of the docking ban on Apr. 17 will allow international cruise ships carrying double vaccinated passengers and meeting a series of health …