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WA govt puts $34M into mineral value-adding projects

Funds going to iron, spodumene and graphite processors

Roger Cook (left) receiving a briefing on the Port Hedland Iron project.

Roger Cook (left) receiving a briefing on the Port Hedland Iron project. | Credits: POSCO

The Western Australian government has spent $34 million across three regional job-creating projects that will help add value to minerals mined in the state. The funds come from its Investment Attraction...

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