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Deputy: We re not trigger-happy on borders

Deputy: We re not trigger-happy on borders
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Deputy: We re not trigger-happy on borders

Deputy: We re not trigger-happy on borders
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Deputy Premier Steven Miles denies Qld has a ‘trigger-happy’ approach to border closures, instead accusing the Prime Minister of hating parts of the state.

Speedcast Announces Successful Completion of Restructuring and Emergence Under New Ownership by Centerbridge

Speedcast Announces Successful Completion of Restructuring and Emergence Under New Ownership by Centerbridge Media Recapitalization provides Speedcast with clean balance sheet and financial strength and flexibility WASHINGTON, D.C., March 11, 2021 – Speedcast has successfully completed its restructuring process and today emerged from chapter 11 proceedings under the ownership of Centerbridge Partners, L.P. and its affiliates. Following Centerbridge’s USD $500 million equity investment in the company, Speedcast now has a clean balance sheet with no secured debt and a healthy cash balance, optimally positioning it as a stable, long-term partner for its employees, customers and vendors. “We are pleased to have reached the completion of this process which is the culmination of a lot of hard work from our entire team,” said Joe Spytek, Chief Executive Officer, Speedcast. “I especially want to thank our customers and partners who extended us their trust as we completed our

Tasmanian maritime college loses key Pacific training contract to Queensland TAFE

Tasmanian maritime college loses key Pacific training contract to Queensland TAFE WedWednesday 10 The training contract is worth $36 million. ( Share Print text only Cancel Launceston s Australian Maritime College has lost a multi-million dollar defence contract for a patrol boat training program it has run for almost 30 years despite Tasmania s Minister for Defence Industries last year boasting the northern rivals could not match 28 years of action, experience, and expertise in Tasmania . Key points: TAFE Queensland has instead been awarded the $36 million-dollar contract The AMC has run the Pacific Training Program for 28 years and there are now fears of job losses The Pacific Maritime Security Program training delivered by the Australian Maritime College (AMC) since 1992 has trained 2,300 navy and police personnel in patrol boat operations.

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