Extra truck movements can be expected during this year’s harvest season as Brookfield Rail announces the closure of two grain freight lines along the Wheatbelt.
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WA regulator sets price for FMG’s port and rail assets
Western Australia’s economic regulator has set a maximum price for access to Fortescue Metals Group’s port and rail assets, meaning the infrastructure access conflict between Fortescue Metals and iron ore hopeful Brockman Mining is moving in the right direction.
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Ammonium nitrate truck accident
A truck carrying ammonium nitrate crashed about 60km west of Coolgardie in Western Australia last night, closing a section of the Great Eastern Highway.
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FMG cancels WA FIFO flights
Fortescue Metal Group is no longer going ahead with fly in, fly out charter flights from Busselton Regional Airport this month.
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Ground too wet to recover derailed wagons
Two months after an iron ore train derailed in WA, Aurizon say the ground is still too wet to recover the wagons.
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Hitachi to build new site at Forrestdale West
Hitachi Construction Machinery Australia has announced that it will begin building a facility at Armadale’s Forrestdale West Business Park greenfield site.
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Small steps for WA rail plan, says Aurizon
Iron ore producer Atlas Iron has welcomed a new railway in Western Australia’s iron ore Pilbara region, calling it a “fantastic solution”.
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Qantas take off on 3-year Roy Hill FIFO contract
Qantas has inked a three-year agreement to provide FIFO services to Gina Rinehart’s $9.5 billion Roy Hill iron ore mine.
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Mineralogy to lose right as port operator
Clive Palmer’s company Mineralogy could lose its right to operate a new multi-billion dollar port in Western Australia amid concerns about the miner's ability to run the facility.
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Ship evacuated after fuel spill scare
A cargo ship was evacuated at Freemantle Port last night amid fears of a fuel spill.
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