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Chapter 9 | Shipping
Table 9.10a Ships in the major trading fleet—overseas trades, 2006–07
—tankers
Name Products Ports called at
Australian
Overseas
Basker Spirit Crude oil Fremantle, Geelong,
Melbourne, Port
Bonython
Indonesia, Singapore
Boral Gas LPG Brisbane, Cairns,
Devonport, Geelong,
Gladstone, Hastings,
Hobart
Botany Tradition Chemcials Brisbane, Bunbury,
Melbourne, Sydney
Bougainville LPG Botany Bay, Cairns,
Darwin, Geelong, Hastings
Juniper Chemcials Adelaide, Brisbane,
Dampier, Fremantle,
Geelong, Gladstone,
Melbourne, Port
Bonython
Cook Islands, Papua New
Guinea, Fiji, Vanuatu, Norfolk
Island, Western Samoa, Tonga,
Solomon Islands
Benin, Guinea, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Singapore, Togo,
South Africa
Philippines, New Zealand,
New Caledonia, Singapore
Japan, Saudi Arabia, Russian
Federation, New Zealand,
United Arab Emirates,
Indonesia, United States of
America, Taiwan, Thailand,
Republic of Korea, People's
Republic of China, Singapore,
Canada
Nivosa Crude oil Geelong, Sydney Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Papua
New Guinea, New Zealand,
Indonesia, Vietnam, Brunei,
Malaysia
Northwest Sanderling LNG Dampier Japan, People's Republic of
China
Northwest Sandpiper LNG Dampier Japan, Singapore
Northwest Seaeagle LNG Dampier Japan, Republic of Korea
Northwest Snipe LNG Dampier Japan, Republic of Korea,
Singapore
Northwest Stormpetrel LNG Dampier Japan, Singapore
Pacific Gas LPG Botany Bay, Brisbane,
Cairns, Gladstone,
Hastings, Townsville
Samar Spirit Crude oil Botany Bay, Brisbane,
Hastings, Kurnell, Sydney
Source:
BITRE (2008b), Australian sea freight.
Papua New Guinea, Fiji, New
Zealand, Tonga, Solomon
Islands
Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Papua New Guinea,
Singapore, Vietnam
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