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Home›Dredging›Australia: Port Stephens Waits for Approval to Move Sand at Shoal Bay
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December 22, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Australia: Port Stephens Waits for Approval to Move Sand at Shoal Bay

Port Stephens Council says it is waiting for permission before it can move a pile of dredged sand at Shoal Bay. 14,000 cubic metres of sand… (abc) [mappress] Source: abc, December 22, 2010;

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Port Stephens Council says it is waiting for permission before it can move a pile of dredged sand at Shoal Bay. 14,000 cubic metres of sand…

( abc )

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Source: abc, December 22, 2010;

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