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Fitzroy delivers on Yolla module

THE biggest and heaviest "mega module" yet built by New Plymouth's Fitzroy Engineering, destined for the Bass Strait Yolla gas project, is now at Port Taranaki after a mammoth overnight trip across the city.

The monster-sized accommodation and utilities modules - standing 19m tall, 13m wide and weighing about 540 tonnes - left Fitzroy Engineering's Waiwhakaiho workshops and yards about 10pm last night on a...

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