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Cruise 1323 is a radio station in Australia known for its blend of Oldies, Pop, and Soft music, creating a nostalgic and easy-listening experience for its listeners. The station typically features a wide range of classic hits spanning from the 1950s to the 1990s, catering to a diverse audience with a taste for timeless melodies.

Listeners tuning in to Cruise 1323 can expect to hear iconic tracks from legendary artists such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, ABBA, Madonna, Michael Jackson, and many others. The station often plays a mix of upbeat pop tunes, soothing ballads, and memorable hits from various genres including rock, pop, R&B, and soul. With its focus on music that evokes nostalgia and a sense of familiarity, Cruise 1323 creates an atmosphere that appeals to listeners of all ages, especially those who appreciate the classics. Whether it's reliving fond memories or discovering timeless gems, the station provides a curated selection of tracks designed to uplift and entertain its audience throughout the day.

Website: www.cruise1323.com.au

Language: English

Contact Number: +61 8 8300 1000

Address: 201 Tynte Street, North Adelaide South Australia 5006

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Cruise 1323 is one of the oldest commercial stations in Adelaide, Australia. It was the first radio station to begin broadcasting in South Australia. The call sign of the radio is 5DN, and the slogan of the station is: Adelaide's Favourite Music.

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After an extensive radio and media career that has seen him work across the dial and many genres in Adelaide, John Dean is in his element each weekday morning, engaging his listeners with great music and current affairs from 7am.

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A cruise to nowhere: Royal Caribbean sailing canceled after guests boarded

A Royal Caribbean International Alaska voyage became a cruise to nowhere over the weekend, with the line canceling the sailing after guests had already boarded.

The cruise line’s Radiance of the Seas ship experienced propulsion issues, forcing it to shorten and eventually scrap the weeklong itinerary, according to notices shared with guests. The sailing was originally set to depart from Vancouver on Friday.

Charlene Chong, who was on board with her husband, their 3-year and 11-month-old children, and her parents, said passengers were notified Saturday afternoon that the cruise was canceled. The 34-year-old teacher and her husband previously took a cruise for their honeymoon, but this marked their first trip with Royal Caribbean.

“My parents had wanted to go to Alaska for a really long time,” said Chong, who lives in Vancouver.

The cruise line warned guests several days before boarding that the ship had a “technical issue with its propulsion system,” according to an email sent to passengers that Chong shared with USA TODAY. The line later pushed the departure back by two days to allow more time for repairs.

Royal Caribbean said boarding would proceed as planned but that the terminal would close Friday evening due to U.S. Customs and Border Protection rules. Passengers would not be able to leave until the ship arrived at Icy Strait Point.

“We were going stir crazy a little bit,” said Chong.

Royal Caribbean gave guests onboard credit worth two days of their fare, a future cruise credit of the same amount, complimentary drinks and other compensation, another email said.

According to Chong, the ship sailed toward a nearby cargo port, but the captain announced Saturday afternoon that the sailing could not proceed and that guests would need to disembark by Sunday at 4 p.m. Chong said she and her family were “lucky” they were local, but she saw other guests scrambling to change their flights and find accommodations.

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“We understand the disappointment due to this unfortunate turn of events,” the cruise line said in a letter shared with guests. “We truly extend our sincerest apologies for the continued unforeseen disruptions to your vacation.”

Royal Caribbean gave them their money back as onboard credit with any remaining amount refunded, increased their future cruise credit to 100% of their fare and kept its open-bar policy for the remaining time on board. The line also offered to reimburse trip change fees up to $250 for guests traveling domestically and $400 for international travel and additional reimbursements for hotel and transportation costs, among other compensation.

“Due to a technical issue, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the April 26 sailing," a Royal Caribbean spokesperson said in an emailed statement. "Guests will receive a full refund and 100% future cruise credit, and have been notified directly.” The spokesperson did not comment on the specifics of Chong's experience.

The ship will resume service for its May 3 sailing.

After they got home, Chong and her family booked a trip to Mexico instead – though her parents decided not to join as they were “a bit exhausted by the whole ordeal.” For now, she’s not inclined to use the future cruise credit. “I would like to go to Alaska,” she said. “I'm not sure if I want to go with them.”

Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville, Tennessee. You can reach him at [email protected].