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Home›Dredging›Australia: Permanent cruise passenger terminal will be built at Sydney’s White Bay Wharf
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December 23, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Australia: Permanent cruise passenger terminal will be built at Sydney’s White Bay Wharf

A permanent cruise passenger terminal will be built at White Bay Wharf Five by 2012 after the New South Wales government yesterday signalled the end of visits into Darling Harbour… Source:lloydslistdcn,December 22,2009;

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A permanent cruise passenger terminal will be built at White Bay Wharf Five by 2012 after the New South Wales government yesterday signalled the end of visits into Darling Harbour…

Source:lloydslistdcn,December 22,2009;

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