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Stricken ship adrift off Royal National Park

Mark Levy, Joe Hildebrand & Luke Grant
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The Portland Bay cargo ship is currently adrift off the Royal National Park with no power. 

There are concerns for the safety of the 21 crew members stuck onboard in wild seas with no option of an airlift out due to weather.

The ship is currently double anchored with a tug boat on its way from Wollongong to assist.

There are concerns the ship could break anchor and be pushed into the cliffs at Wattamolla.

 

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Nine News reporter Eddy Meyer joined Luke Grant on Drive with the latest details of how the crew of the Portland Bay will remain onboard and try to fix the problem.

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NSW Port Authority Chief Operating Officer John Finch joined Joe Hildebrand on Afternoons with all the details of how the emergency occurred.

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2GB Senior Reporter Clinton Maynard spoke to Mark Levy as the story broke.

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Image: SLSNSW Twitter

Mark Levy, Joe Hildebrand & Luke Grant
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