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Qld coal exports at risk over Aurizon dispute

A KEY Queensland lobby group has upped the ante in its war of words with the company controlling the state’s main coal railway, saying the state’s position as a reliable exporter of seaborne coal was at threat.

 QRC CEO Ian Macfarlane.

QRC CEO Ian Macfarlane.

The Queensland Resources Council has called on Aurizon to end its inflexible maintenance regime on the Central Queensland Coal Network while the independent regulator, the Queensland Competition Authority,...

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