UK, US, Australia sign supply chain resilience pact
NewsThe UK, the US, and Australia signed an MoU to form a trilateral group focused on strengthening supply chain resilience and risk management.
Nod for SPC’s Botany plans
Independent consultants appointed by Sydney Ports Corporation (SPC) to review expansion plans for Port Botany container terminals ahead of the resumption of a state government inquiry into the project on October 19, have given the SPC’s preferred option the highest rating.
PricewaterhouseCoopers and GHD evaluated a total of 11 options – reduced to a shortlist of five – before concluding that SPC’s proposal of a single 60 hectare expansion north of the existing Patrick terminal scored best.
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