Industry insiders are reportedly taking a negative view of the proposed gas pipeline linking Western Australia with the East Coast market, saying it will struggle to deliver gas at competitive prices.
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Budget: Reforms for energy, small business
A new gas exploration program and improvements for small businesses are among Budget measures of note for the bulk handling sector this week.
Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison announced the Budget in Canberra
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Seaco eying opportunities in Australia in mining, powder sectors
Container leasing giant Seaco, owned by the acquisitive Chinese conglomerate HNA, is eying container opportunities in Australia’s mining and powder handling sectors.
Seaco, which boasts a massive 2.4m
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Bursting stockpiles hit iron ore price
Reports indicate Chinese iron ore imports have slumped to six-month lows, as stockpiles at ports hit record levels.
Iron ore imports were down 2.3% year-on-year to 82.23 million tonnes in April, according
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Energy close to point of no return
A Glencore senior executive has warned Australia could be nearing a “tipping point” if it doesn’t sort out its gas and energy crisis for industry.
Glencore coal boss Peter Freyberg made headlines
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Brisbane backflip costs Anglo
The closure and then re-opening of Anglo American’s Brisbane headquarters cost the multinational miner more than $60 million, according to a Fairfax report.
Anglo shut its Brisbane office, letting
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Patrick, PN strikes wreaking rail havoc
Strike action from Pacific National drivers is reportedly forcing freight onto the roads in Victoria, while a waterfront dispute at Port Botany has reportedly halted rail freight at the major Sydney port.
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ASBSH personal awards open for nominations
The two prestigious awards presented annually by the Australian Society For Bulk Solids Handling (ASBSH), for outstanding contributions to the field of bulk solids handling, are open for nominations.
The
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PM disappointed by Adani boycott
The PM has criticised Westpac’s decision to rule out financing Adani’s coal mine and rail project, as concerns mount over protesters forcing similar climate change reforms from Commonwealth Bank.
Malcolm
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Elliott continues BHP breakup push
BHP investor Elliott Management is upping its push for the mining giant to offload its U.S. oil assets and make other strategic changes, despite being knocked back last month, according to reports.
Elliott,
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