Nod for SPC’s Botany plans

News-in-print 1 Sep 2004 by WCN Editorial

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.

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Nod for SPC’s Botany plans

News-in-print 1 Sep 2004 by WCN Editorial

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.

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Container Ports & Terminals Australasia and Oceania Australia Australian Shipowners Association P&O Ports Patrick Places Port Botany Sydney Ports Corporation

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