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Pilbara ops returning to normal after Veronica

THE port of Port Hedland is slowly returning to normal operations after Ex-Tropical Cyclone Veronica, and Dampier port has reopened.

 The Pilbara received a years worth of rain in 12 hours as Tropical Cyclone lashed the coast on March 25

The Pilbara received a years worth of rain in 12 hours as Tropical Cyclone lashed the coast on March 25

The Bureau of Meteorology issued an ‘all clear' on Monday after Veronica crossed the coast over the weekend. The Pilbara Ports Authority said the port of Port Hedland reopened yesterday at 9am AWST...

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