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BHP restarts Boodarie operations after fatality

IRON ore miner BHP has gradually restarted rail operations at Boodarie in Western Australia after this week’s death of 51-year-old rail worker and Port Hedland local Jody Byrne.

BHP is getting back to work

BHP is getting back to work

After Byrne was reportedly struck by a train on Tuesday night (February 7) BHP called a 24-hour safety stop. A BHP spokesperson told MNN that the pause allowed "teams used to support each other and...

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