Stevedoring situation unchanged

By Blake Foden
Updated April 29 2014 - 4:38pm, first published 3:58pm
Eden-based Australian Marshalling Services (AMS) will again have just four stevedores working on the discharge of Boco Rock Wind Farm components when the second shipment is unloaded at the multipurpose wharf, starting on Wednesday.
Eden-based Australian Marshalling Services (AMS) will again have just four stevedores working on the discharge of Boco Rock Wind Farm components when the second shipment is unloaded at the multipurpose wharf, starting on Wednesday.

The discharge of the second shipment of Boco Rock Wind Farm components will begin at the Port of Eden on Wednesday, with the question of local jobs still up in the air.

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