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    The global pioneer of cruising, P&O has operated cruise ships from Australia since 1932, when the 23,000-ton liner Strathaird sailed on a five-night round trip from Sydney to Norfolk Island. More than 70 years later, P&O Cruises Australia’s fleet and itineraries have expanded considerably. The company now offers Australians the choice of three cruise ships sailing from Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland to approximately 40 destinations in Australasia and the South Pacific. P&O Australia  local fleet includes:
Pacific Sun: 47,000 tons, 1900 passengers, currently based in Sydney year-round until Nov 2009, then relocating to Brisbane
Pacific Star: 35,000 tons, 1350 passengers, currently based in Brisbane year-round until Nov 2009, then relocating to Auckland for summer and winter cruise seasons 
Pacific Dawn: 70,000 tons, 2050 passengers, to be based in Sydney from Oct 2009 – offering Australians the largest and most modern cruise liner ever based year-round in Australia 
Pacific Princess: 30,000 tons, 680 passengers, Princess Cruises luxury liner based in Sydney from November to April each year.

P&O Cruises Australia, alongside its sister lines Princess Cruises and P&O Cruises UK, is part of Carnival Corporation & plc - the largest cruise vacation group in the world. Carnival represents 11 distinct brands operating worldwide including: Carnival Cruise Lines, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Windstar Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line, Costa Cruises, Cunard Line, P&O Cruises UK, Ocean Village, Swan Hellenic, AIDA cruises, Ocean Village, the german A'Rosa and P&O Cruises Australia.

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Cruise ships and itineraries:

Pacific Sun: Bermuda registered, built 1986, 47.262 gross tons, 1.896 passengers, 670 crew members. Itineraries: Australia, South Pacific (sailing out of Sydney).
Pacific Star: Bermuda registered, built 1981, 35.190 gross tons, 1.750 passengers, 550 crew members. Itineraries: Australia, Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, New Zealand (sailing out of Brisbane).
Pacific Dawn (former Regal Princess): Bermuda registered, built 1991, 70.000 gross tons, 1.596 passengers, 696 crew members. Itineraries: Australia, South Pacific (sailing out of Sydney).
Pacific Princess: Bermuda registered, built 1999, 30.200 gross tons, 684 passengers, 372 crew members. Itineraries: Queensland, New Zealand, South Pacific (sailing out of Sydney).