September 9, 2022

Port of Newcastle opens new container and bulk services capabilities

*^{Pictured: Walsh Point at the Port of Newcastle. Photo credit: Port of Newcastle.}*

Port of Newcastle has commissioned two new mobile harbour cranes with an outreach of 54 metres and a lifting capacity of 104 tonnes.

Port CEO, Craig Carmody, said the $A32.4-million crane investment marks a significant increase in an expanded and improved container, break-bulk and project cargo handling capability for customers at Port of Newcastle.

“For Port of Newcastle, the arrival of the mobile harbour cranes marks a significant step forward in our aim to diversify for the future”, he commented.

The new cranes will begin operating this month.

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