Published: 23 Jun 2010
14 Australian maritime workers have been killed on the job in two decades, 1 seafarer, 13 waterside workers, 9 on flag of convenience ships
14 Australian maritime workers have been killed on the job in two decades, 1 seafarer, 13 waterside workers, 9 on flag of convenience ships
FALLEN COMRADES
NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER AGAIN
NICK FANOS, Vega Gotland, FoC, Port Botany, March, 2010
BRAD GRAY, Pacific Explorer FoC, Brisbane, February 2010
TREVOR MOORE, Karratha Spirit, December, 2008
BOB CUMBERLIDGE, Westernport, March 2007
PETER ROSS, Cape Coneway FoC, AppletonDock, January 2007
DEAN ROBINSON, Cape Donnington FoC, Port Adelaide, June 2006
JEFF GREY, Kiribati Chief FoC, AppletonDock, Melbourne, June 2003
MICK CARABOTT, MSC Pride FoC, East Swanson Dock, May, 1998
BRYAN PATERSON, Nord Cloud FoC, East Swanson Dock, September, 1997
ROY AUDET, Lauriergracht FoC, Boyne Smelter Wharf, Gladestone, October, 1992
REX LOWDAY, Geelong, August, 1992
JAMES CAIRNS, Trans Ocean Terminals, Melbourne, March, 1991
BRIAN GREAVES, White Bay, September, 1991
BARRY GIFFORD, 5 Darling Harbour, Sydney, June, 1990
