Subscribe to RSS feedFremantle chief warns of hurdles facing port
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David Sexton
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Aug 13, 2010 03:58 PM
URBAN encroachment and vague heritage laws threaten to choke growth at Fremantle Ports, chief executive Chris Leatt-Hayter says.
Mr Leatt-Hayter was commenting in a submission to the Australian Productivity Commission which is inquiring into national planning assessments.
In a wide-ranging submission, Mr Leatt-Hayter warned of a range of problems unless planning laws were reformed.
“Urban encroachment manifests in...
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