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Shen Neng 1 Grounding
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) has been working closely with the Australian Maritime Safety Authority and Maritime Safety Queensland since the Chinese registered bulk carrier, Shen Neng 1, ran aground on Douglas Shoals on 3 April 2010.
Information relating to this incident
- Media statement – 5 April 2010
- Shen Neng 1 Photo Gallery
- Information Sheet 1: Shen Neng 1 Grounding - 9 April 2010
- Information Sheet 2: Shen Neng 1 Grounding - 14 April 2010
- Information Sheet 3: Shen Neng 1 Grounding - 23 April 2010
- Information Sheet 4: Shen Neng 1 Grounding - 1 October 2010
- Preliminary Impact Assessment Report Shen Neng 1
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