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Thursday, 13 January 2022 ( #1059 ) - Australia
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Due to staff leave rosters and widespread absences across the industry, Forkliftaction.com Australasian news is taking some time off and will resume soon. In the meanwhile, read our recap of the materials handling highlights in Australia in 2021.

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