The WA Government has welcomed Infrastructure WA’s endorsement of the Westport business case…Read More
Grain Central, April 24, 2025
Patrick Terminals has locked in a roll-over enterprise agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia and its employees…Read More
Grain Central, April 14, 2025
Aurizon and Viterra are readying plans to open a revitalised Eyre Peninsula rail line dependent on funds being forthcoming from the Federal Government…Read More
Grain Central, April 9, 2025
Work on CBH Group’s rapid rail outloading and siding project at Moora, one of 11 in the major upgrade, is on track for commissioning in the March 2026 quarter…Read More
Grain Central, April 4, 2025
Farmers have welcomed the final report of the Western Victoria Grain Industry Supply Chain Study but say further work is needed to address gaps in detail and regional coverage…Read More
Emma Alsop, March 20, 2025
The ACCC has signalled its interest to further investigate the proposed sale of Hutchison Ports Australia’s assets to the BlackRock consortium which includes MSC…Read More
Emma Alsop, March 17, 2025The UCM Moama grain terminal at Barnes, 15km north of Echuca, will soon open to bulk rail services following a line upgrade funded by the Victorian Government…Read More
Grain Central, March 14, 2025
A QTLC showcase evidenced scope for growth for Port of Brisbane’s already considerable ag exports, with cotton and beef regular heavyweights, and chickpeas the star of recent months…Read More
Liz Wells, February 25, 2025
Aurizon’s HY25 earnings are down 4pc from HY24, with lower SA and WA grain volumes impacting earnings in its Bulk division…Read More
Emma Alsop, February 17, 2025
CBH Group’s upgraded Broomehill site can load a 60-wagon train in four hours, and is helping WA’s bulk handler achieve its latest export target of 2.5Mt per month.
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DP World and NSW Ports are jointly spending $400M on a rail terminal extension at Port Botany which is expected to more than double the site’s annual capacity…Read More
Grain Central, January 29, 2025
Qld’s JSM has emerged as a major player in shipping Australia’s second-biggest chickpea crop, and also a bumper northern faba bean crop. ..Read More
Liz Wells, January 16, 2025