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Australia to Hold Talks Over Future of China’s Darwin Port Lease

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Australian officials will meet with local authorities this week to discuss the future of the Port of Darwin, currently leased for 99 years to Chinese-owned company Landbridge Group, as concerns remain over foreign ownership of the strategic asset.

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9News

Could a federal buyback of Chinese-leased Darwin Port be on the cards?

A Northern Territory delegation will travel to Canberra tomorrow to discuss the future of the Darwin Port, ...

6 days ago·Australia

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Australian Financial Review

‘Not for sale’: Landbridge disputes Labor’s Darwin Port claim

Luke Gosling, the Labor MP for Solomon, which covers greater Darwin, this week claimed discussions were under way between the Northern Territory and Albanese governments to buy back the port.

6 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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SBS News

NT government pushes for Federal buyback of Chinese-leased Darwin Port

The Northern Territory government will send a delegation to Canberra this week to discuss a potential buyback of the Port of Darwin from a Chinese-owned company. The controversial lease was last in the spotlight in November after an audit revealed significant financial concerns within the company.

7 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

NT calls for 'certainty' from federal government over Darwin Port future

High-level discussions between the Northern Territory and federal governments are set to take place this week over the future of the Darwin Port, as the NT treasurer calls for certainty about Commonwealth plans for the facility.

7 days ago·Australia

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Bloomberg

Australia to Hold Talks Over Future of China’s Darwin Port Lease

7 days ago·United States

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Politics, Policy, Political News

Can Australia reclaim the Port of Darwin? - Politics, Policy, Political Views

The Northern Territory has entered into high-level talks with the Albanese government over the Port of Darwin, which is held in a 99-year lease by the Chinese-owned Landbridge and operated by Darwin Port Operations Pty Ltd. If news reports are to be believed, rather than seen as pre-election hype, Australia seems closer than ever to reclaiming a valuable deep water port. Further discussions are expected to take place on Thursday in Canberra. Whi…

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