Ships At Work: Transport In Australia.
Made by The Commonwealth Film Unit 1967. Directed by Christopher Cordeaux. A young boy is invited aboard a tug boat and is shown around the harbour by the Captain of the tug, who explains what the various ships are doing in Sydney harbour, where they're going, what they're carrying and the importance of marine transport in Australia.
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