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Home›Vessels›Australia: New Dredger for Swansea Channel to Boost Economic Development
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March 16, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Australia: New Dredger for Swansea Channel to Boost Economic Development

The chair of the Lake Macquarie Aquatic Services Committee says having a new dredge for the Swansea Channel will give yachting clubs the certainty to stage regattas… (abc) [mappress] Source: abc, March 16, 2011;

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The chair of the Lake Macquarie Aquatic Services Committee says having a new dredge for the Swansea Channel will give yachting clubs the certainty to stage regattas…

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Source: abc, March 16, 2011;

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