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Victoria still avoids stevedore revenue policy questions

The Victorian government still finds itself unable to discuss why financial support for mostly multinational stevedoring firms must be given by consumers, exporters and container haulage firms.

The outcome occurred despite the most detailed response to any questions on stevedore policy by any state – ports being a state responsibility – in the years since began seeking an explanation of

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