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    Carnival Corporation & plc is hereby announcing that today it has released its first quarter results of operations in its earnings release and filed its joint Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q ("Form 10-Q") with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") containing the Carnival Corporation & plc 2021 first quarter unaudited consolidated financial statements.   The information included in the attached Schedules A and B is extracted from the Form 10-Q and...

‘Outrageous’: Disappointment turns to anger after Byron Bay Bluesfest axed We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Disappointment has turned to anger in Byron Bay after the NSW government cancelled Bluesfest and enforced new restrictions but only one locally acquired case of COVID-19 emerged connected to the recent Brisbane outbreak. Some Sydneysiders who had come especially for the festival have pack...

Princess & Holland America Cancel Alaska Cruises Through June 2021 Published 5 days ago If there is to be any kind of large-ship Alaska cruise season this year, it won’t begin until at least July. Both Princess Cruises and Holland America Line — two of the largest players in the Alaska market — announced new cancellations today. Princess has now canceled sailings from Seattle through June 27, while Holland America has extended its suspension of cruise operations to now include all June 2...

Save Share Attorney-General Christian Porter has sent a clear message he is not messing about in a defamation action against the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and journalist Louise Milligan, appointing a top-tier legal team. Sydney barristers Bret Walker, SC, and Sue Chrysanthou, SC, will act as counsel for Australia’s first law officer in the Federal Court, while reputation specialist Rebekah Giles, of Company Giles, will act as his solicitor. Mr Porter is suing the ABC for airing a...

It’s been one year since the last US cruise. What’s in the waters ahead? Taylor Dolven, Miami Herald © Carl Juste/Miami Herald/TNS Cruisers disembark from the Carnival Sensation at PortMiami on March 9, 2020, one day after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised all Americans to avoid cruise ships because they are exceptionally dangerous for COVID-19 spread. MIAMI — A COVID-oblivious zombie driving down the MacArthur Causeway might assume the cruise ...

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One year on from the WHO declaring the coronavirus a pandemic, the world looks completely different than it did at this time in 2020. International travel appears to be off the cards until at least the end of the year, but signs of life returning to normal are appearing more every day, with authorities cautiously optimistic about the countrys ability to bounce back. But at this time last year, the country was just beginning to shut down as new details of the virus emerged, and case numbers bega...

“Probably the vast majority,” Professor Gilbert said. “Letting them off was the right thing, but it could have been done in a much more controlled way.” This would have involved testing all symptomatic travellers and receiving their results before letting them off, and avoiding the overcrowding that occurred in the terminal. But even then the process would have been tricky, since hotel quarantine had not been set up. “The first issue was whether the ship should have been allowed to sa...

Princess Cruises has yet again extended its pause on cruise activity. The Santa Clarita cruise line this time delayed its resumption of voyages in the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Mexico and California coast, including cruises out of the Port of Los Angeles, to June 30 at the earliest. The delay affects the Caribbean Princess, Enchanted Princess and Ruby Princess ships. The cruise line previously planned to start cruising in the Caribbean and California coast on May 14. The delay affects cruises ...

Normal text size Very large text size It was a strange job. Shuttle driver Julie Lamrock was booked to pick up a passenger from Campbelltown and drive her to Circular Quay to join the Ruby Princess on March 8, but there was delay after delay, and she could tell her client was getting the wobbles. "The health department’s down there and theyre not allowing anyone on the ship until it gets clear," Ms Lamrocks passenger said. "Should I go?" Of course she should, Ms Lamrock replied. "The governme...