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No torment for port plan

HOPES remain high that a clever plan to sidestep the controversy over James Price Point and give a win to an indigenous community will still go ahead.

Noel Dyson

Azure Capital director and indigenous leader Clinton Wolf said negotiations were progressing with the indigenous owners and the company hoped to have a positive outcome in the New Year. The Azure plan...

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