TT-Line chief executive Berard Dwyer resigns amid Spirit of Tasmania project woes

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TT-Line chief executive Berard Dwyer resigns amid Spirit of Tasmania project woes – the third high-ranking official to go

Sept. 9, 2024 - 14:53 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Another high-ranking executive has announced they will leave the Tasmanian government-owned company TT-Line. They have come under significant scrutiny over the delivery of two new Spirit of Tasmania Vessels and associated port infrastructure in Davenport.