Australia’s resources and energy sector is on target for another record year of exports, according to new trade data.
Federal Resources and Water Minister Keith Pitt said the Australian Bureau of Statistics’
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Rio Tinto to build new railcars in WA
Rio Tinto has made a commitment to use local suppliers to build iron ore rail cars for its Pilbara mining operations.
The company will also purchase 50 iron ore railcars, followed by an ongoing commitment
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Iron ore exports break records in October
Australian iron ore exports have reached a record high of $10.9 billion, accounting for 36 per cent of Australia’s total exports, according to new figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
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Delivering some of the world’s largest rail-mounted machines
ABHR speaks to the team at thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions Australia to learn how the company supplied some of the world’s largest stackers and reclaimers for BHP’s US$3.6 billion South Flank project.
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John Holland rolls out rare rail equipment for Pilbara iron ore
John Holland has mobilised an advanced specialist railway fleet to carry out maintenance and service support across the Pilbara in Western Australia.
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Plant maintenance contract worth $100M awarded
Rio Tinto has awarded a major contract fixed plant maintenance services worth more than $100 million at its West Angelas iron ore mine.
Monadelphous will supply and install structural, mechanical, piping
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South Flank construction hits halfway mark
BHP has declared its multi-billion dollar South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara, Western Australia, 50 per cent complete.
The project is on track to begin its initial production in 2021, replacing
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Unique belt cleaner harnesses the power of gravity
A major mining corporation has implemented a new gravity based belt cleaning system to improve the reliability, safety and profitability of its conveyors.
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21,000 new mining workers needed by 2024
Around 21,000 new employees will be needed in the mining industry by 2024, according to a new workforce forecasting report.
The Australian Resources and Energy Group (AMMA) used a number of modelling techniques
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Komatsu to supply BHP with 41 autonomous trucks for South Flank
BHP has signed a deal with Komatsu to deploy 41 automation-ready Komatsu 930E-5 ultra-class haul trucks at the South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
BHP approved the South Flank
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