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Home›Green Marine›War of words over port dredging cost
Green Marine

March 6, 2005 · about 21 years ago

War of words over port dredging cost

Shipping Australia has joined a growing chorus of industry groups calling on the federal and Victorian governments to fund two-thirds of the cost of the $550 million channel-deepening project in Port Phillip Bay. But the shipping lines and exporters are at loggerheads over who should pay the bulk of

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Shipping Australia has joined a growing chorus of industry groups calling on the federal and Victorian governments to fund two-thirds of the cost of the $550 million channel-deepening project in Port Phillip Bay. But the shipping lines and exporters are at loggerheads over who should pay the bulk of industry’s share of the costs.

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