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July 26, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Claims ‘shallow’ Broadwater forcing business away

A body representing the super yacht industry says Gold Coast businesses are losing money because the Broadwater is too shallow. The chief executive officer of Superyacht Base Australia, Lance Cushion, says the waterway needs dredging so large luxury boats can access maintenance facilities at Coomera

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A body representing the super yacht industry says Gold Coast businesses are losing money because the Broadwater is too shallow.

The chief executive officer of Superyacht Base Australia, Lance Cushion, says the waterway needs dredging so large luxury boats can access maintenance facilities at Coomera.

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