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Busiest berths get a boost at Townsville

Port of Townsville acting manager port services James Hampton, Townsville MP Adam Baillie and Port of Townsville corporate affairs officer Gabi Boccalatte inspect the Berth 3-4 rail join project. Image: Port of Townsville
Port of Townsville acting manager port services James Hampton, Townsville MP Adam Baillie and Port of Townsville corporate affairs officer Gabi Boccalatte inspect the Berth 3-4 rail join project. Image: Port of Townsville
  • Posted by David Sexton
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  • 2 February, 2026

STRENGTHENING trade and supply chains in North Queensland was the aim of upgrades to berths three and four at Port of Townsville that were completed recently.

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Posted by David Sexton

David Sexton is DCN’s senior journalist and has an extensive career across online and print media. A former DCN editor, he returns to covering shipping and logistics after a four-year hiatus working at Monash University during which time he managed production of key reports into the Indonesian ports and rail sectors.

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