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Aerial view of Webb Dock East container terminal at Port Melbourne in February 2022, with container stacks, ship-to-shore cranes, working berths and Port Phillip Bay.

Webb Dock container terminal aerial view, Port Melbourne VIC

Port Melbourne VIC 3207

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Aerial view of container ships berthed at Webb Dock East in Port Melbourne, with ship-to-shore cranes, container stacks, Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne CBD skyline in the background.

Webb Dock East container ships, Port Melbourne VIC

Port Melbourne VIC 3207

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Aerial view of Webb Dock East at the Port of Melbourne, showing container ships, ship-to-shore cranes, container stacks, Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne CBD skyline in the background.

Webb Dock East container berths, Port Melbourne VIC

Newport VIC 3015

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Aerial view of Webb Dock East at the Port of Melbourne in Port Melbourne, showing container stacks, ship-to-shore cranes, berthed container vessels, port roads and surrounding harbour water.

Webb Dock East container terminal, Port Melbourne VIC

Port Melbourne VIC 3207

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Aerial view of Port of Melbourne container terminals, the Port Rail Transformation Project construction site, Bolte Bridge and the Melbourne CBD skyline in February 2022.

Port of Melbourne and CBD skyline, West Melbourne VIC

West Melbourne VIC 3003

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