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Despite the imminent sale/lease of the state�s major ports (see WorldCargo News June 2000, p9), South Australian Government Enterprises Minister Michael Armitage has ordered an urgent geotechnical study to investigate the possibility of dredging Adelaide�s Port River to accommodate Panamax-size ships…

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