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Home›News›Australia’s Southport Yacht Club begs for dredging
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December 28, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Australia’s Southport Yacht Club begs for dredging

NEALE Hollier believes as much as $100 million each year floats past the Gold Coast and is buoying the economies of other towns and cities because of the state of the Broadwater… Source:goldcoast.com,December 29,2009 [mappress]

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NEALE Hollier believes as much as $100 million each year floats past the Gold Coast and is buoying the economies of other towns and cities because of the state of the Broadwater…

Source:goldcoast.com,December 29,2009

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