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You are here: Home Archive 2009 June Weekly Edition 25th of June 2009 Hobart port no longer a hospital case but its wharves need rehab

Hobart port no longer a hospital case but its wharves need rehab

by Jim Wilson last modified Jun 25, 2009 04:19 PM

THE PORT of Hobart and the industries and sectors that rely on it dodged a bullet in May when the proposed $2bn waterfront hospital plan was finally abandoned.

  
Hobart port no longer a hospital case but its wharves need rehab

HOBART WHARF: The venerable wharves showing signs of age including “concrete cancer”.

Its proposed position, next to the wharves, was always flawed. A hospital has no place sitting next to a working port.
The economic downturn was blamed with justification, but few in the maritime scene or business – apart, perhaps, from...

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