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Lumsden Point works advancing

Dredging work to start in Port Hedland

Causeway under construction at Lumsden Point July 2024. Credit: Pilbara Ports

Causeway under construction at Lumsden Point July 2024. Credit: Pilbara Ports

About 1 million cubic metres of sand and silt will be removed at Lumsden Point in the port of Port Hedland as part of an eight-week dredging campaign to deepen the access channel for the Lumsden Point...

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