Cold feet in West Oz

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Queensland-based rail operator Aurizon and Chinese partner Baosteel, which last year combined to pay A$1.4B for miner Aquila Resources, and thus take control of the 40 Mtpa West Pilbara Iron project, have delayed a final investment decision by up to 12 months.

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