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April 6, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Australia: Port Stephens $65million Development Project Left in Fields of Uncertainty

A $65 million development that would bring 700 jobs to Port Stephens may collapse because a land sale has not been finalised, more than nine months after the project was announced.Mining and construction giant Sandvik plans to build its headquarters at Heatherbrae, on land owned by Port Stephens Cou

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A $65 million development that would bring 700 jobs to Port Stephens may collapse because a land sale has not been finalised, more than nine months after the project was announced.Mining and construction giant Sandvik plans to build its headquarters at Heatherbrae, on land owned by Port Stephens Council…

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Source:theherald,April 6,2010;

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