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	'''Spirit of Tasmania''' has been part of the name of four different ships that have served as passenger/vehicle ] on ], between ] and the ]n ]. The ships have all been owned and operated by the Tasmanian Government operated ].
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	==Spirit of Tasmania (1993-2002)==
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	{{main\|M/S Spirit of Tasmania}}
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	The first ship, ] started sailing in ]. It sailed three return trips a week between ], ] and ] in ], ]. The crossings were overnight and took approximately 15 hours. In ], ''Spirit of Tasmania'' was de-commissioned, and sold to the ] company in ] and Renamed ].
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	==Spirit of Tasmania I and II (2002-)==
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	The original '']'' was replaced with two ships '''''Spirit of Tasmania I''''' and '''''Spirit of Tasmania II''''', which were purchased from ] in ] - formerly ''Superfast III'' and ''Superfast IV'' they were built by ], ] in ]. They travel the same ]-] route, however each ship makes one trip each night, taking only ten hours. In peak periods, the ships also make day crossings. The introduction of these two ship have played a major role in giving the Tasmanian tourism industry a much needed boost. Before the introduction of these two vessels, many potential travellers had difficulty booking on the old "]" due to capacity constraints. These new vessels have removed the bottleneck for tourists trying to reach the state and their unhindered access has resulted in a thriving tourism industry.
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	==Spirit of Tasmania III (2004-2006)==
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	The fourth ship, '''''Spirit of Tasmania III''''', began service in ]. She is also a ] ferry, formerly called ''Superfast II'' she was built for ] at] AG, ] in ] for the ] route ] – ]. She is a slightly smaller ship than the other two ferries in service that travelled a new route, the ]-] route. It made a one-way trip each day, taking approximately 22 hours.
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	On ] ], Tasmanian Premier ] announced that the Spirit of Tasmania III was sold to ] operator ] for ]65 million (]111 million). The ship left on its final voyage on ] ].<ref>{{Cite news \|url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/National/Tasmania-axes-Sydney-to-Devonport-ferry/2006/06/05/1149359658704.html \|title=Tassie scraps Sydney to Devonport ferry \|work=] \|date=] \|accessdate=2007-01-14}}</ref>
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	The ship has been renamed the ].<ref>{{Cite news \|url=http://www.directferries.co.uk/news/2006july.htm#L7 \|title=Corsica snaps up Spirit of Tasmania III \|work=Direct Ferries \|date=] \|accessdate=2007-01-14}}</ref>
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	==Notes==
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