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Breakbulk paper has many Australian ports offside

by Rob McKay — last modified Aug 27, 2009 04:59 PM

PORTS Australia members have reacted with a mixture of anger and bemusement to Shipping Australia’s (SAL) critical breakbulk servicing report released last week.

A number were concerned that the report was factually incorrect, Ports Australia chief executive David Anderson said.
“We are happy to have a dialogue with SAL about the issues but we would be looking to a more constructive role on...

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