Australia’s biggest iron-ore port reopened and Rio Tinto Plc mines resumed operations after being spared any major damage ...

The world's largest bulk export port has reopened after the severe tropical cyclone swept through WA's north. An expert says ...

Rio Tinto’s (RIO) port, rail and mine operations have resumed after Tropical Cyclone Zelia passed over Western Australia’s Pilbara region. All the company’s people remained safe and unharmed during ...

villages and mines but advised that the cyclone had done minimal damage. BHP, which on Thursday paused its Port Hedland operations for safety, said on Saturday that the cyclone had not caused any ...

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services warned people to stay vigilant and to continue to monitor local warnings.

Major iron ore miners in Australia also confirmed that production and vessel loadings can restart after Cyclone Zelia made ...

Category five Cyclone Zelia swirled towards Australia’s minerals-rich western coast on Friday, with predicted gusts of up to ...

Western Australia's Port Hedland reopened on Saturday after Tropical Cyclone Zelia hit the state's Pilbara region.

Rio Tinto Ltd (ASX: RIO) shares were in the spotlight as Tropical Cyclone Zelia battered WA. Here’s what’s happening today.

While Ports across the Pilbara coast have resumed operations a number of key roads remain closed in the aftermath of the ...