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Home›Green Marine›Shipyard site will stay
Green Marine

June 1, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Shipyard site will stay

Steve Bracks has vowed to continue spruiking to find work for the Williamstown shipyard after Victoria lost the $6 billion air warfare destroyer contract to South Australia. Mr Bracks said the shipyard would remain and not be handed over for residential development. “There is exactly zero chance of

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Steve Bracks has vowed to continue spruiking to find work for the Williamstown shipyard after Victoria lost the $6 billion air warfare destroyer contract to South Australia. Mr Bracks said the shipyard would remain and not be handed over for residential development. “There is exactly zero chance of this shipyard ever being sold for private property developers,” he said.

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