Subscribe to RSS feedShippers slam port licensing fee
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David Sexton
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Feb 23, 2012 12:39 PM
A plan to impose a port licencing fee at Melbourne has been described as "unacceptable," by the Australian Peak Shippers' Association (APSA).
Robert Coode, the new APSA executive president, made the criticism while also criticising the lack of clarity over what should be done with money earned from the fee.
“We would like some clarification of how the government plans to resolve port...
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