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QR rebrands bulk

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Queensland Rail (QR) has rebranded its coal, bulk and general freight businesses under the name QRNational to reflect the organisation’s p...

WA allots cash for ports

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The Western Australian government has made another big allocation to the state’s ports and associated bulk trade infrastructure in this ye...

K Line bulker fleet to grow

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Japan’s Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) plans to have a bulker fleet of 80 ships, comprising 60 Capesize and 20 Panamax bulkers, by 2008, u...

Alimak gets lift in Oz

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Alimak Australia has received confirmation of an order for a further SE 1200 FC crane lift for installation at the Port of Gladstone’s RG ...

EMO to grow to +42 mtpa

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Europees Massagoed Overslagbedrijf (EMO), is regarded as a conservative operator and, indeed, is the only terminal in Rotterdam which still ...

Mumbai bulk move

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As part of efforts to modernise its facilities, India’s Port of Mumbai plans to privatise four of its bulk terminals at Indira Docks....

Rail investment in S Africa

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South African rail parastatal Spoornet has announced investment of R16 bill in new trains and freight infrastructure over the next five year...

New phase for RBCT?

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Announcement of the much-discussed Phase 5 development of South Africa’s Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT), which is likely to add an extr...

China slows ore imports

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Chinese steel mills are deferring shipments of iron ore from Australia and Brazil after sharp falls in domestic steel product prices, accord...

Bleijenberg grabbed

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Material handling attachments specialist Beco BV, based in Vianen, Holland has acquired the Dutch grab manufacturer Bleijenberg....

Stahl optimises control units

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Germany-based R Stahl says that it has optimised its successful type 8040 control units that are designed for use in areas where combustible...

ARTC hails revolution

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The Australian Rail Track Corporation and Lockheed Martin have entered into an agreement to develop a blueprint for a new Advanced Train Man...

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