She has arrived safely in T&T.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=1112793335798883&ref=watch_permalink

Thanks Kern Jack, hopefully the issue can be resolved quickly.

@vokstar...."Tasmanian shipbuilder Incat said it can't shed any light on developments as they've handed the ship over to its new owners."...Hopefully they meant they couldn't shed any light as they had not yet had an opportunity to investigate upon vsl's return to Hobart and not as if it seems, washing their hands...

Here's the reason:
https://www.facebook.com/nidcoltd/photos/a.1433522870253560/2836132559992577/

And back again... she has spent a lot of time at the yard and at the wharf, I just assumed it was something to do with covid, but seems as though there could be issues. from ABC socials.

Back again! ⚓
A new 100-metre Tasmanian-built catamaran, which was bound for the Caribbean, has returned to Hobart two days into its journey.
The $100M Buccoo Reef passenger and vehicle vessel left Hobart on Thursday afternoon, headed for the capital of Trinidad and Tobago. It's unclear why the ship has turned around, but it's expected to anchor on Hobart's River Derwent, before departing again for the Caribbean.
Tasmanian shipbuilder Incat said it can't shed any light on developments as they've handed the ship over to its new owners.