http://www.bulkhandling.com.au Editor's Blog daily 1 2009-02-24T00:44:35Z http://www.bulkhandling.com.au/news/2011/september/september-21-2011/sa-misses-nautical-placename-opportunity In a move that will have Australia’s nautical toponymists braying for blood, Centrex has scuttled South Australia’s last best hope of an interesting maritime place name. No publisher Mike Foley 2011-09-27T03:48:18Z Blog Entry http://www.bulkhandling.com.au/news/2009/august/august-19th-09/bonfiglioli-and-nu-con-had-best-stands-at-bulkex Up front I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed BULKEX. As a first time visitor to Brisbane I reveled in the balmy, spring-like sunshine that week and the charm of the winding Brisbane River, which so reminded me of the River Clyde in my hometown of Glasgow. No publisher Charles Macdonald 2009-08-19T01:53:19Z Blog Entry http://www.bulkhandling.com.au/news/april-8th-09/other-top-stories/coups-and-sovereign-risk-silence-rio2019s-trumpets-of-growth Simandou in Guinea. Oyu Tolgoy in Mongolia. Madagascar mineral sands. Eighteen months ago Rio Tinto trumpeted long and loud these enormous mining developments which it said would deliver far brisker future growth than takeover suitor BHP Billiton’s muted equivalents, such as Olympic Dam in South Australia. No publisher Australian Bulk Handling Review 2009-08-19T02:08:17Z Blog Entry http://www.bulkhandling.com.au/news/march-25th-09/other-top-stories/tom-albanese-to-join-the-proclaimers Under fire from disgruntled shareholders, Rio Tinto’s chief executive Tom Albanese might consider a new career in the music industry. Such is Tom’s similarity to twins Charlie and Craig Reid, founders of Auchtermuchty duo The Proclaimers, institutional investors have speculated he would be a logical addition to the band’s line-up. No publisher Australian Bulk Handling Review 2009-03-25T01:09:21Z Blog Entry