A private MinRes haulage road that was closed following a sixth truck rollover in less than a year has been reopened for ...

MinRes announced it had sold a 49 per cent share in the road to Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners for $1.3 billion.

Heavy haulage trucking is again thundering along a mining company's private road in WA's Pilbara after a brief halt due to safety questions, but experts and residents still have concerns.

Management also noted that the 164 metre long cargo ship MinRes Rosily commenced operations at the Port of Ashburton on 22 March. They said this will increase Onslow Iron's transhipping capacity ...

Grant Hauschild of Hermantown, who also attributed them in part to a slowdown in the domestic automobile industry, which heavily relies on Minnesota iron ore to make the steel that’s needed to ...

MinRes reported another problem on its haul road. Two trailers of the road train capsized, and haulage on the road has been temporarily stopped. The business is still moving stockpiles to its ...

Onslow Iron is one of the largest iron ore projects under development in Australia ... which transport the ore 40km offshore to awaiting vessels. MinRes is in the processes of switching its road train ...

MinRes denied that the temporary closure would hamper its iron ore shipments ... when the rear two trailers of a 330-tonne triple road train rolled over not far from the company’s Ken’s ...

“We forecast Mineral Resources to start de-gearing in the first half of FY26 as iron ore capex ... WA. “MinRes reported to WorkSafe WA that the rear two trailers of a road train had tipped ...

MinRes said it has paused haulage on the Onslow Iron haul road after WorkSafe WA issued a notice on March 18, regarding safety controls for its road train operations. This follows the latest ...