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Ports rebound from Debbie damage

DESPITE the belting they copped from Tropical Cyclone Debbie, Queensland’s major ports have moved more than 300 million tonnes of cargo, generating a $118 million profit for the state.

Noel Dyson
Queensland's coal ports, such as Gladstone, are rebounding from Debbie.

Queensland's coal ports, such as Gladstone, are rebounding from Debbie.

Ports Minister Mark bailey said the result was especially impressive given the impact of Debbie on critical coal export infrastructure. “Coal exports through several ports were impacted by the cyclone,...

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