Fortescue to start Eliwana work early

FORTESCUE Metals Group can make a start on minor and preliminary works for the Eliwana railway project and take advantage of the dry season while it awaits environmental approval.

FMG rail line in the Pilbara. Photo courtesy of FMG.

23 August 2018
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FMG wants to build a 120 km railway to connect the proposed Eliwana mine in Western Australia's Pilbara to the existing rail line at its Solomon mine.

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