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Aurizon could stop movement of 20Mt of coal: QRC

COAL companies are being advised by Aurizon this week that it will dramatically cut train movements on the Goonyella system of the Central Queensland Coal Network, which connects many of Queensland’s largest metallurgical coal suppliers to the port of Hay Point.

 Aurizon's decision will reduce the amount of coal going to the port.

Aurizon's decision will reduce the amount of coal going to the port.

Based on these developments, the Queensland Resources Council believes it is clear Aurizon is determined to stop the movement of 20 million tonnes of coal.   "What does that mean for Queensland?  It...

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