Diversifying our port to embrace renewables

Your Newcastle by Melanie Sargeant

Dec 2, 202132:07Government & Organizations

The Port of Newcastle is the third-largest in Australia and contributes $1.5 billion to the national GDP. Accounting for 4,400 ship movements per year, the port is currently only operating at 50% capacity, with plenty of...

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