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March 8, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Harbour in cruise control as liners chart course for Sydney

For the Sydney Ports harbourmaster, Steven Young, it has been a busy year. The arrival last night of the 151,400-tonne Queen Mary 2 ocean liner followed on from a bumper February that saw 19 cruise ships visit Sydney bringing more than 40,000 visitors and injecting $30 million into the state’s econo

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For the Sydney Ports harbourmaster, Steven Young, it has been a busy year. The arrival last night of the 151,400-tonne Queen Mary 2 ocean liner followed on from a bumper February that saw 19 cruise ships visit Sydney bringing more than 40,000 visitors and injecting $30 million into the state’s economy.

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