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Queensland community divided by plan to dredge Port Hinchinbrook
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Oct. 6, 2024 - 12:04
A failed North Queensland residential and tourist development has been a point of contention for the community of Cardwell for more than 30 years. Natural disaster, dubious environmental approvals, and false starts have left the town’s main port silted and unusable for much of the day. While some say there is cause for hope, critics remain steadfast in their opposition.