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Big Australian all at sea in cabotage cut

BHP has confirmed it will dump the ships Mariloula and Lowlands Brilliance from freight services with BlueScope Steel by June and replace about 80 Australian seafarers with foreign labour.

 The Lowland Brilliance on its way to China

The Lowland Brilliance on its way to China

The two vessels ship iron ore from BHP's operations in Port Hedland, Western Australia to Bluescope's steelworks in Port Kembla, New South Wales. After unloading the iron ore the vessels are then filled...

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