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February 17, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Dredging stops as equipment heads north

Fremantle harbour dredging will be suspended for two months from May as key equipment is required for the $30b Gorgon gas development – delaying the project into Spring. The controversial $250 million project to deepen Fremantle harbour was set to last six months from January, but Port officials say

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Fremantle harbour dredging will be suspended for two months from May as key equipment is required for the $30b Gorgon gas development – delaying the project into Spring. The controversial $250 million project to deepen Fremantle harbour was set to last six months from January, but Port officials say works will now continue into September.

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