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Koolyanobbing on right track

THE first train load of iron ore from Mineral Resources’ Koolyanobbing mine has hit the tracks on route to Esperance port less than three months since the project was picked up.

Koolyanobbing train hits the tracks

Koolyanobbing train hits the tracks

The mine is north of Southern Cross, in Western Australia's Yilgarn region. Laden on a 106-wagon train, the 7488 tonnes of iron ore fine will be stockpiled at the port in Esperance ahead of the first...

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