Aurizon will sell its Queensland Intermodal business to a consortium of Pacific National and Linfox for a combined value of $220 million, and close its intermodal sites outside of Queensland, as a result
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Viterra hits 2mt at Pt Lincoln
Grain handler Viterra has announced two million tonnes of exports from its Port Lincoln terminal, as part of its busiest October to July period in five years.
A 55,000-tonne load of grain was exported
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Your July-August digital magazine has arrived
The Australian Bulk Handling Review is proud to announce the third digital edition of the ABHR magazine, with the July-August issue now available to view online.
The July-August issue of the Australian
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Australian Bulk Handling Awards move to 2018
The twelfth staging of the Australian Bulk Handling Awards – the annual celebration of excellence for the bulk solids handling industry – has been moved from 2017 to 2018 as part of a broader re-vamp
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Aurizon drops on ASX after impairments announced
Shares in ASX-listed bulk and freight rail operator Aurizon have endured a 5% drop in price over the last month, as the company announced a number of impairments ahead of its annual report.
Aurizon hit
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SA infrastructure owner Flinders ventures north
South Australian bulk and container firm Flinders Logistics has ventured interstate, acquiring North Queensland stevedore Townsville Bulk Storage and Handling.
As of July 1, 2017, Flinders Logistics took
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Riordan, Semaphore get wheat code exemptions
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has confirmed exemptions from the bulk wheat port code to Riordan Grain Services at the Port of Geelong, and Semaphore Container Services at Port Adelaide,
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BHP talks up massive potash plan
BHP has launched a major campaign to support its proposed $6 billion Jansen potash project in Canada, despite significant declines in the commodity’s price in recent years, and continued attacks against
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Water authority not happy with POSCO’s Hume Coal plans
New South Wales’ water authority has raised major concerns over Korean steel giant POSCO’s water modelling for its proposed Hume Coal project in the Southern Highlands.
POSCO wants to extract 39 million
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China says dairy crackdown a safety move
China’s recent move to suspend imports of certain Australian dairy products is based on health and safety concerns, rather than protectionist strategy, the country has said.
Chinese officials last week
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