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More strikes for Newcastle port More strikes for Newcastle port

Maritime Union of Australia workers are planning to strike for four hours each of the next seven nights at the Rio Tinto-controlled Port Waratah Coal Services terminal at Newcastle.

Baird bolsters budget to get back in black
Baird bolsters budget to get back in black

A return to surplus is the name of the game for NSW treasurer Mike Baird. Ports Kembla and Botany were sold for $5bn; now Newcastle is up for grabs. The budget also delivers funding for mining communities and research.

US thermal coal exports gain momentum

US thermal coal exports continue to develop as a threat to Australia’s beleaguered miners, on the back of growing Asian demand.


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UWA advances high-resolution seismic profiling

The University of Western Australia’s Centre for Exploration Targeting (CET) has formed a partnership with a seismic company HiSeis to expand high-resolution seismic profiling techniques into mineral exploration and mine development.

Komatsu donates flood-damaged equipment for apprentice training

Komatsu has donated $500,000 worth of machinery for apprentice training organisations. The machinery was damaged in the 2011 Queensland floods and has been fixed and shipped out.


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