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1: Tristan's Latest Shipping News - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 28.07.2010

The M.V. Edinburgh arrived at Tristan on the morning of the 22nd July

2: Storm Damages Tristan Da Cunha's Calshot Harbour - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 02.07.2010

On the night of Friday 19th June 2010 a bad storm hit Calshot Harbour, causing severe damage to the west breakwater

3: Tristan's Latest Shipping News - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 02.07.2010

The M.V Edinburgh arrived at Tristan on Thursday 24th June after experiencing some bad weather two days out from Cape Town.

4: M/V KELSO Should Have Received Another Name - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 07.04.2010

The former M/V KELSO, renamed M/Y TIANIC, is in the news again because an RNLI lifeboatsman helped co-ordinate a Caribbean sea rescue while out DIY shopping in Britain after a friend called to say he was on sinking ship called Titanic.

5: Oil Rig Runs Aground at Tristan da Cunha - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 08.06.2006

Photo (c) James Glass (Tristan Times) An Oil Rig aground to the South-East of Tristan.

6: Negotiations Underway to Free Rig - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 08.06.2006

The Rig had to be set loose a month ago and has finally gone aground on Tristan Da Cunha. Photos (c) James Glass (Tristan Times) The Island as seen from the rig.

7: Calshot Harbour Afloat - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 07.06.2006

Stormy weather often renders Calshot Harbour useless. Photo (c) James Glass (Tristan Times) The Harbour at its ..almost.. worst.

8: Royal Navy Task Group on Patrol in Sub-Antarctica - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 26.03.2006

A naval patrol is taking place in the South Atlantic.

9: Corriedale Rams for Tristan - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 04.04.2005

Four Corriedale Rams have been purchased at the National Stud Flock sale at Goose Green for Tristan Da Cunha.

10: PRESS RELEASE - RMS ST HELENA FORWARD SCHEDULE - St Helena (Shipping/Freight) - 16.12.2004

As the public are already aware, following the advice of the High Point Rendell Study, a decision was taken to withdraw the RMS St Helena

11: Heavy Seas Damage Calshot Harbour - Tristan (Shipping/Freight) - 05.12.2004

Seven heavy blocks of concrete have been washed away from the west side of the harbour. Photo (C) James Glass (Tristan Times) Heavy seas like this weakened the western side of Calshot Harbour.