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Trouble brews as opponents of infrastructure sell-off mobilise

by Sam Collyer — last modified Jul 23, 2009 05:37 PM

PORT charges would face upward pressure once ownership of the port of Brisbane changed to private hands, Australia’s peak shipping line representative has warned.

Shipping Australia chief executive Llew Russell said its members were “not greatly supportive” of the sale announced last month.
And neither are the Queensland voters.
Research commissioned by the Electrical Trade Union found those polled in key electorates were hostile...

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