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A historical perspective on Perth’s submarine cables — and what happens next
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A historical perspective on Perth’s submarine cables — and what happens next

  • Telco Analyst
  • August 23, 2026
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In August 2021, the Australia–Singapore Cable was damaged off Perth after the container ship Maersk Surabaya allegedly dragged its anchor through the protection zone.

Australia’s Indigo West and Indigo Central cables suffered faults last weekend inside the Submarine Cable Protection Zone
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Australia’s Indigo West and Indigo Central cables suffered faults last weekend inside the Submarine Cable Protection Zone

  • Helen Carrie
  • August 15, 2026
  • 0

Maritime intelligence company Windward said its analysis of AIS data and satellite imagery identified one vessel whose movements matched the location and timing of the faults.

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