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The Tristan Times - Tristan da Cunha
The online newspaper of Tristan da Cunha
  Issue No. 237 Online Edition Thursday 15 May 2008 

Home | August 2006

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1: Tristan's Bits and Pieces - Tristan (People) - 25.08.2006
In new weekly news from Sarah Glass, the Islands Bits and Pieces will be published. Photos (c) file photos Dr Ken Lunn and Dr Ann Day

2: Tristan: An Update on the Stranded Oil Rig - Tristan (Environment) - 03.08.2006This article has photographs
The Tug Zouros Hellas departed Tristan on Saturday the 29th July without being able to removed the Rig from her stranded position at 37 08.662 S 12 14.635 W in Trypot Bay. The tug has been around Tristan since June and has made several attempts to pull her off during good weather, however the tug now having enough towing power was unable to budge her. Photo (c) James Glass (Tristan Times) The Salvage Team having one last look at the rig before their departure.

3: Tristan: An Update on the Stranded Oil Rig - Tristan (Environment) - 03.08.2006This article has photographs
The Tug Zouros Hellas departed Tristan on Saturday the 29th July without being able to remove the Rig from her stranded position at 37 08.662 S 12 14.635 W in Trypot Bay. The tug has been around Tristan since June and has made several attempts to pull her off during good weather, however the tug now having enough towing power was unable to budge her. Photo (c) James Glass (Tristan Times) The salvage team have a last look at the rig

4: Islanders Welcome First Internet Cafe - Tristan (Communications) - 03.08.2006This article has photographs
Now Tristan is online and you will be hearing from them directly. Photo (c) James Glass - Too busy to turn around and say "Cheese"

5: Tristanians Fear Albatross Deaths as Oil Rig Stays Aground - Tristan (Environment) - 02.08.2006This article has photographs
The platform rig that has been washed ashore to the South-East of Tristan da Cunha is still there and pollution from it could cause Albatross mortality. Photo (c) James Glass (Tristan Times) The rig at present is intact but who knows what the volitile weather in the South Atlantic can do?

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