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JOHN AUSTEN. How port privatisation will hobble Newcastle
Commonwealth action is necessary to undo potential penalties on Newcastle Port. While the infrastructure conversation focusses on major projects like electricity grids it can ignore more significant matters. One such matter in NSW that deserves immediate attention is port privatisations. … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Infrastructure, Politics
Tagged Federal State relations, ICAC, infraustructure, Operation Spicer., ports, privatisation
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