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QR divides as coal haulage contract war continues
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QR formally split in two, on July 1st, with the newly-separated freight company, QR National, wasting no time in announcing a revised $250 million coal haulage ...
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DBCT bullish on future coal volumes
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Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal owner Prime Infrastructure is aiming to double its coal export volumes in coming years on the back of improved infrastructure ...
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Rio Tinto approves funding for iron ore expansion
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Rio Tinto announced, on July 14th, US$200 million funding to prepare for the expansion of its iron ore operations in Western Australia.
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Indian demand may boost Australian coal exports
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Australia's buoyant coal industry has received another positive signal that any extra export volumes will be eagerly snapped up by international buyers, ...
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Conveying specialist teams up with US rubber maker
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Kinder & Co has announced a supply agreement with one of America’s leading custom industrial rubber manufacturers, Bi-State Rubber Inc.
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Coal industry says rail bid ‘ticks all the boxes’ but AMWU disagrees
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The Queensland Coal Industry Rail Group’s $4.85 billion cash offer for the central Queensland coal track network ‘ticks all the boxes’ according to the ...
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Karara contracts and orders approach $1 billion
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Gindalbie Metals has announced the Karara Iron Ore Project will reach a key milestone in coming months with the value of service contracts and orders expected ...
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China tapped for $11 billion resources investment
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China is to pour about $11 billion into Australia's port, rail and mining projects in a deal signed on June 21st by Prime minister Kevin Rudd and China’s vice ...
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Mineral Resources signs rail haulage agreement
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Mineral Resources Limited (MRL) has signed an agreement for the provision of rail haulage for its Carina Yilgarn iron ore project in Western Australia with QR ...
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Budget based on “heroic” mining assumptions: BIS Shrapnel
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Industry analyst and economic forecaster, BIS Shrapnel, has questioned Treasury’s outlook for engineering construction in the 2010/11 Commonwealth Budget.
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Karara rail line project moves towards construction
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Construction of another major iron ore railway in Western Australia’s Mid-West has moved a step closer with the introduction to State Parliament of the Railway ...
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QR divestment – the case for a different model
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The Queensland Resources Council’s Michael Roche spoken at a recent industry event about the need for industry to have more of a say in the ownership of QR's ...
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ACCC announcement on problem coal terminal
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has made a draft decision to move coal capacity from Barney Point, due to community concerns about ...
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Coal export bottlenecks 'costing millions'
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The record bottlenecks at Australia's coal export terminals are incurring millions in demurrage costs and the loss of millions of tonnes of coal exports as ...
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QR on track for huge iron ore deal in WA
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QR is on the way to winning a 10-year haulage deal with Gindalbie Metals, which could see QR Freight haul iron ore from the Karara minesite to the port of ...
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Setback for civil construction during 2010/11
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Civil construction activity is set to decline six per cent during 2010/11, despite the recent commencement of large projects, according to industry analyst and ...
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Darwin port faces copper contamination inquiry
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The Port of Darwin Corporation is seeking to limit the fallout from reports of copper concentrate fouling East Arm Wharf waters and the port area, after the ...
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Green light for QR's Northern Missing Link
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The Queensland Government and the state's coal miners put aside their QR privatisation differences with the go-ahead given to the $1.1bn expansion of ...
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John Holland completes $52m Abbot Point shiploader
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On March 1st, John Holland reached a major project milestone in Queensland, with the completion of the Abbot Point X50 Shiploader SL2 project, on behalf of ...
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ACCC backs junior iron ore push for rail access
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Australia’s competition regulator has thrown its support behind a group of junior iron ore producers looking to collectively bargain for access to the rail ...
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New deepwater port and industrial precinct for the Pilbara
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The Government of Western Australia has identified Anketell, 30km east of Karratha and 10km from Cape Lambert, as the next major deepwater iron ore port for ...
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Industry bid for QR coal sale ignored by Premier
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Queensland coal producers will work together and bid for ownership of QR’s coal rail network in central Queensland, believing that privatisation is not in the ...
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NT-QLD slurry pipeline options for Phosphate Australia
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Australia’s next phosphate mine could be exporting up to three million tonnes of high-grade rock phosphate through a pipeline, following the results of a ...
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PWCS to boost annual coal exports to 133m tonnes
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Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) will embark on its most expensive expansion in more than a decade in a bid to keep pace with surging demand for coal through ...
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China now Rio Tinto's biggest customer
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China became Rio Tinto's biggest export market in 2009, emphasising the mining giant's increased dependence on the resource-hungry nation's continued demand ...
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Momentum building for Oakajee development
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The developer of the multi-billion dollar Oakajee port and rail project in Western Australia’s mid-west said it is on target to deliver the State’s largest ...
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Coal hauls Asciano back into the black
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Coal haulage has helped bring Asciano out of the red with the rail and ports operator posting a net profit after tax of $79 million for the first half of the ...
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Don’t lock industry out of QR sale: QRC
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Queensland’s $40 billion a year coal industry should not be dismissed by the state government as a potential investor in the planned privatisation of QR’s coal ...
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Newcastle sets coal export record in December
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The port of Newcastle shipped a record of almost 52 million tonnes of cargo in the six months to December thanks largely to coal, according to data released on ...
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Europeans to investigate BHP-Rio iron ore tie-up
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Brussels competition authorities opened an antitrust investigation on January 25th into the $129bn Pilbara iron ore production joint venture between BHP ...
