Port of Newcastle eyes higher throughput as UHL Fighter delivers new Liebherr cranes

Port of Newcastle eyes higher throughput as UHL Fighter delivers new Liebherr cranes
Photo source: Port of Newcastle

Australian Port of Newcastle is pushing forward with its diversification agenda as it looks to unlock new trade opportunities in regional and rural New South Wales. Delivered onboard the general cargo vessel, the UHL Fighter, the two LHM 550 harbour cranes departed the Port of Rostock in Germany in late June. 

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