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June 8, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Australian Spit marinas plan rejected

Two bids that had the potential to transform the Spit area of Queensland into a key yachting destination have been rejected by the state government because they were not considered to be good enough. The two bids related to a 10.5-hectare site and the plans included a 30-berth superyacht marina for

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Two bids that had the potential to transform the Spit area of Queensland into a key yachting destination have been rejected by the state government because they were not considered to be good enough. The two bids related to a 10.5-hectare site and the plans included a 30-berth superyacht marina for craft up to 75m (246ft) as well as 400 other berths for yachts and fishing vessels.

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