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Nationalise Australian Ports!
Written by: CPA (M-L) on 12 May 2026
A combination of factors including controversy about cancelling the Chinese company Landbridge’s 99-year lease of Darwin Port, and yet another battle facing the Maritime Union of Australia, this time over automation and AI operation of the stevedoring work in DP World’s four Australian container terminals, has resulted in a call by our Party for the nationalisation of Australian ports. A new publication on this topic is available here: Nationlise+Australian+Ports.pd
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