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Statistics

Waterline Issues 1–25

Waterline issues 1–25Note: large file.Waterline Issues 1–25

Release date: 2 July 1994

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Statistics

Australian Infrastructure and Transport Statistics Yearbook 2025: Shipping chapter

The Yearbook is a single comprehensive annual source of infrastructure statistics including shipping statistics.

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Related freight reports

Additional freight related information can also be found in the latest Australian Sea Freight, Trainline, Waterline or Yearbook publications.

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Waterline

Waterline reports on trends in throughput, container handling productivity of ports in Australia and the cost of importing and exporting containers.

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