Tempo has won an SMP contract for Rio Tinto's Cape Lambert port expansion project.
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Port jobs in the firing line as BHP review continues
An ongoing review at BHP Billiton’s iron ore operations could see thousands of jobs lost in Western Australia.
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Port of Newcastle privatised in $1.75 billion deal
Hastings Funds Management and its backer, China Merchants, have won a bid to lease the Port of Newcastle for $1.75 billion.
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New stevedore begins operating in Queensland
Hutchison Ports Holdings, the third Australian stevedore, has begun operations in Brisbane.
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Port of Melbourne profit increase despite decrease in volume
Port of Melbourne Corporation recorded an overall profit $65.9 million for 2012-13 despite a small drop in trade of 1.6 per cent on the previous year.
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Protestors promise to hit Aurizon’s bottom line
Environmental groups opposed to the development of coal mines in the Galilee Basin have vowed to target the hip pockets of the financial backers of projects, starting with rail firm Aurizon.
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Three month delay on Abbot Point expansion decision
The decision to expand Abbot Point Coal terminal has again been delayed as Environment Minister Mark Butler assess the impacts of dredging around the area.
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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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Dudgeon Point Coal Terminal delayed as coal market slides
Poor conditions in the coal industry continue to hamper mining developments as North Queensland Bulk Ports delay their Dudgeon Point Coal Terminal project.
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New tug boats part of Rio Tinto capacity expansion
Rio Tinto have invested $90 million in an upgrade to their tug and line boat fleet as part of a planned 290 million tonnes capacity increase at its Pilbara operations.
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