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Dampier's trans-shipment turn

CONSTRUCTION has started on Australia's first floating deck trans-shipment system at Dampier Port.

Noel Dyson

The system will allow direct China-to-Pilbara transfers. Previously, ships had to sail to the east coast or Fremantle and then the goods were trucked thousands of kilometres. The floating deck moves...

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