This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Bachelor.

To Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, Scott Maaman, CBS News, reporting on an icebreaker,

a beautiful ship, just now making a voyage that is unplanned.

This is a $528 million Antarctic icebreaker.

However, it's met a bridge that can't conquer.

The Tasman Bridge over the Durwent River, Scott is here to help me because this geography

is all new to me.

Scott, a very good evening to you.

The icebreaker to look at from the photographs in the Guardian is gorgeous, and I'm glad

you have one.

But it's turned away from a bridge.

Why?

Good evening to you.

You know, John, it's turned away from a bridge in Tasmania.

It's not part of the Australian mainland, but Tasmania and Hobart, the capital of Tasmania.

It's a fairly big significant place and known as the hub for many ships that need to

come in, refuel, go out again.

But to get into the port and to get into the refueling area, you've got to pass this

massive bridge.

Now, the bridge is the major link within Hobart.

It links two parts of the city.

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