August 9, 2026 — 4:48pm

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Union representatives have called strikes at WA’s largest bulk export port as “significant” and urged a fast resolution as industrial action continued into a second day in the state’s Pilbara region.

However, the miner says iron ore export vessels continue to be loaded and departures remain scheduled subject to usual port planning and tides.

The two-day industrial action began on Saturday with a 24-hour ship-loading ban and continued with a 24-hour work stoppage from 5.30am on Sunday.

The strike involves workers from…

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