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The Seaberth solution to berth scheduling and terminal planning.
The Queen Mary 2 docked at Circular Quay after arriving into Sydney on March,7 2012. Photo: Dallas Kilponen
A controversial neighbourhood plan and a draft development blueprint, which gives the green light for another cruise terminal in Brisbane, has passed at the Brisbane City Council meeting.
In a rare move, Labor and LNP councillors united in their support for the draft Pinkenba/Eagle Farm neighbourhood plan at Tuesday's meeting, voting to approve a document outlining a new shape for a district dubbed Brisbane's “economic heart”.
That heart will beat through six different development precincts contained within the industry-focused plan, with “mega cruise ships” supported by provisions for a new terminal at the Myrtletown Precinct.
Read more at: Brisbanetimes.com.au
