Diverted farm machinery begins journey back to WA farmers

By Mal Gill
Updated October 19 2021 - 4:56pm, first published October 18 2021 - 10:00am
The truck park at Eucla roadhouse, 11 kilometres into WA, with combine harvesters being brought back to machinery dealers after ships carrying them were prevented from unloading at Fremantle due to an industrial dispute and were diverted to Melbourne and Adelaide ports. Photo by: Jarron Ellison.
The truck park at Eucla roadhouse, 11 kilometres into WA, with combine harvesters being brought back to machinery dealers after ships carrying them were prevented from unloading at Fremantle due to an industrial dispute and were diverted to Melbourne and Adelaide ports. Photo by: Jarron Ellison.

TRUCK convoys running an around-the-clock shuttle service to the State border and from Melbourne and Adelaide are expected to deliver diverted agricultural equipment back to Western Australian dealerships over the next two weeks.

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