Passengers on a Brisbane-bound cruise ship have been forced to spend days longer at sea as ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred throws holiday plans into chaos.

A major clean-up operation was underway Tuesday night after 800,000L of crude oil was spilt at the Port of Brisbane.

A local source tells Ship & Bunker that bunkering at the Australian port is currently subject to the harbourmaster's approval ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to make landfall in Brisbane on late Friday or early Saturday, causing several ships from ...

A rare severe weather event is disrupting cruise vacations for passengers sailing from one popular cruise port.

Two cruise ships have been diverted away from Brisbane as Cyclone Alfred moves towards the Queensland coast.In an update ...

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is already impacting the southern Queensland red meat industry, with shipping port and meat ...

Thousands of cruise ship passengers were stranded at sea as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approached Australia, forcing Carnival ...

P&O Cruises Australia cancelled the final cruise of the Pacific Encounter due to Tropical Cyclone Alfred. According to a ...

IMPACT from last week’s Cyclone Alfred which passed across the southern Queensland coast over the weekend has spilled over ...

Cruise operators are thinking on their feet as the looming threat of Cyclone Alfred has forced some to change course.

A massive 800,000L of crude oil has leaked from a tank causing a major clean-up operation at the Port of Brisbane. Queensland Fire Department (QFD) crews were called to reports of an oil leak from ...