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In September 1977, we introduced to the market our first high-speed catamaran at Prince of Wales Bay in Tasmania, 200 metres from our present site. The journey onward takes us through to today's generation of 98 and 112 metre wavepiercers. With Incat vessels proven in regular service, we have achieved an excellent reputation for safety, speed, reliability, efficiency and ride. These factors, and importantly passenger comfort, are paramount to us in designing and constructing the world's best fast ships. Our aim is to continue to improve the breed. The desire to improve is inspired in our dedicated designers and tradepersons, ensuring that each ship delivered is significantly better than the last.
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AMP Began in 1849 as The Australian Mutual Provident Society, an organisation offering life insurance, AMP has evolved over 150-plus years to a publicly listed company. AMP has gained importance as a strong, highly adaptable company, supporting its people and becoming an integral part of the economic and social fabric of its communities. AMP is the main wealth management company with more than 3.4 million customers and 3,500 employees in Australia and New Zealand.
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