T-Ports provides update on Lucky Bay project
Published by Stephanie Roker,
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Dry Bulk,
Work has progressed on the design of the Lucky Bay site, with construction due to begin in the beginning of June. New computer-generated imagery shows the proposed grain storage facilities, truck unloading and traffic flow through the site.
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