Subscribe to RSS feedWho gets hurt? Sydney Ports’ conundrum
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Sam Collyer
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Aug 13, 2009 05:07 PM
SYDNEY Ports Corporation has come a long way from the days when it had neither the reputation for nor the power to involve itself in day-to-day landside logistics.
The progress made in recent months appears positive, though greater powers wielded by its New South Wales Government owners might have helped somewhat.
Sydney Ports is suddenly talking landside efficiency and has unveiled a cache of weapons it plans to...
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