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Home›Dredging›Australia: Hunter River Dredging to Make Way for More Ships
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February 10, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Australia: Hunter River Dredging to Make Way for More Ships

About 3million cubic metres of mud, sand and possibly contaminated material would be dredged from the south arm of the Hunter River to make… BY MICHELLE HARRIS (theherald) [mappress] Source: theherald, February 10, 2011;

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About 3million cubic metres of mud, sand and possibly contaminated material would be dredged from the south arm of the Hunter River to make…

BY MICHELLE HARRIS ( theherald )

[mappress]

Source: theherald, February 10, 2011;

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