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January 8, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Sydney Harbour could dredge up business from Suez

There are still a lot of “ifs” surrounding the plan to turn Sydney Harbour into a container terminal that could capitalize on trade coming through the Suez Canal. If the proposed dredging of the harbour takes place, the biggest of the megaships, measuring more than 8,000 20-foot equivalent units (TE

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There are still a lot of “ifs” surrounding the plan to turn Sydney Harbour into a container terminal that could capitalize on trade coming through the Suez Canal. If the proposed dredging of the harbour takes place, the biggest of the megaships, measuring more than 8,000 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs), can dock in the port.

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