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Home›Green Marine›Swank $4.5m terminal ship-shape by 2007
Green Marine

September 13, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Swank $4.5m terminal ship-shape by 2007

A $4.5 MILLION cruise ship terminal could be open in Darwin by the end of next year. The terminal will replace a tent at Fort Hill wharf which is now used to process passengers for immigration, customs, quarantine and security. The project was given conditional approval by the Development Consent Au

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A $4.5 MILLION cruise ship terminal could be open in Darwin by the end of next year.

The terminal will replace a tent at Fort Hill wharf which is now used to process passengers for immigration, customs, quarantine and security.

The project was given conditional approval by the Development Consent Authority last week.

Chief Minister Clare Martin said the new facility would better welcome visitors to Darwin Port.

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