Increasing global demand for steel and Australia’s export infrastructure advantage will help drive strong business in the coming decades for Aurizon’s bulk haulage division, the rail operator said
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Rise in throughput at Pilbara Ports
Pilbara Ports Authority says it has delivered total monthly throughput of 56.3 million tonnes for the month of September, up 3% from the same month last year.
PPA is the authority responsible for a number
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CBH projects rate cut, Brookfield talks continue
Grain group CBH will take advantage of economies of scale to achieve an estimated 4% reduction in freight rates over the upcoming FY17 harvest.
The company’s general manager of operations David Capper
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Tickets, sponsorship deals available for 2016 Bulkies
Fewer than 60 days remain until the Australian bulk handling industry comes together for its annual night of nights, the 2016 Australian Bulk Handling Awards.
On November 24, ABHR will host the 11th annual
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Record zinc, copper, fertiliser numbers drive Townsville profit
Ian Ackerman – Sydney
Port of Townsville Limited (POTL) has reported a net profit of $17.7 million for FY16.
Additionally, record amounts of zinc ferrite, fertiliser and refined copper exports
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Final days for Awards Nominations!
Entries close this week for you to nominate your business or someone else’s for ABHR’s prestigious Australian Bulk Handling Awards.
Nominations for this year’s Bulkies close on September 30.
Check
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Glencore to sell Abbot Point Coal Terminal stake to Adani
Glencore has agreed to sell the shares in Abbot Point BulkCoal Pty Ltd (APB) to Adani’s Abbot Point Operations Pty Ltd (APO), with completion of the sale subject to receipt of certain approvals, according
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Multiple factors caused Rawlinna derailment: Safety bureau
Lightly-loaded, high profile wagons combined with an unfavourable coupling setup, and what was most likely an extreme weather event, to derail an SCT Logistics train in Western Australia late last year,
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Port of Melbourne leased for $9.7bn
A $9.7 billion, 50-year lease of the Port of Melbourne will help the Victorian Government fund the removal of 50 of the state’s worst level crossings, Premier Daniel Andrews has said.
Andrews on Monday
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Industry likes port sale, calls for investment
Australia’s freight and logistics industry has praised the opportunities for rail investment opened up by the privatisation of the Port of Melbourne this week.
Australian Logistics Council managing director
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