W. Australia looks to China for iron ore project
Worse than stationary
SYDNEY—Western Australia invited China to invest in a A$5.94 billion (US$6 billion) port and rail project that aims to open up a new iron ore province in the state’s Mid West after Wednesday stripping a Mitsubishi Corp.-led venture of exclusive development rights.
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