Australian Bulk Handling Review is pleased to release its latest instalment for online readers in a digital, true-to-life, format.
The November/December issue of ABHR is now available to view, for free,
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Wharfies, CFMEU vote for mega union
Employers are preparing to go to war over a potential merger between two of Australia’s largest and most militant workers’ unions.
Maritime Union of Australia members on Tuesday voted to merge with
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Queensland election the latest setback for Adani
Labor’s apparent victory in Queensland’s state election over the last weekend has been labelled a “death knell” for Indian energy giant Adani’s proposed Carmichael coal mine and rail project.
Adani
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South32 prepares to spin-off South African coal
ASX-listed miner South32 has announced it will operate its South Africa Energy Coal business as a stand-alone entity from April next year, and will invest $396 million to extend the life of its Klipspruit
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Wind power for Adelaide Brighton cement plants
Building material producer Adelaide Brighton has cut out the middle man, engaging directly with renewable energy generator Infigen Energy to secure wind power for two of its cement plants north of Adelaide,
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AEMO eases blackout concerns ahead of 17/18 summer
Almost 2,000 megawatts of additional resources to generate energy will be available during the peak demand months of the upcoming summer season, the Australian Energy Market Operator has said.
In a recent
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Fullerton: Inland Rail to conquer road by 2030
The Inland Rail project will get more freight on rail and off roads along the east coast between Melbourne and Brisbane by 2030, according to the ARTC’s John Fullerton, who spoke at the AusRAIL conference
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Metso acquires Wearx
On the 1st of November, Wearx and the Metso Corporation finalised an agreement that will bring the two companies together, creating, they believe, a stronger competitor in the fields of mineral processing
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Adani loan dominates election debate, but China may step in
Chinese banks and state-owned enterprises are reportedly ready to finance Adani’s controversial Carmichael coal mine and railway project, as debate continues over a potential $1 billion loan from the
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WICET relying on Aurizon-Macquarie bailout
The Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal at the Port of Gladstone in Queensland is doing enough to stay in business in the short term, but will likely not survive a $3.5 billion debt repayment due by September
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