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Cliffs to close Koolyanobbing

Cliffs Asia Pacific Iron Ore said the mining operation, 400km northeast of Perth, Australia, would end in the coming months, with railing and shipping to cease by the end of June

Noel Dyson
Cliffs to close Koolyanobbing

Iron ore from Koolyanobbing has been exported through Esperance for 24 years and is responsible for about 75% of the trade through the port and one third of Southern Ports' total trade. Southern Ports,...

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