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Port Waratah Wins Diversity Program and Performance Award
Port Waratah is very proud to have won the Excellence in Diversity Program and Performance Award in this year’s Women in Mining Awards announced on Friday by the NSW Minerals Council.
New Wetland Species
A new species has been discovered at the Hunter Wetlands Centre.
Port Waratah investing in Carrington Terminal for improved efficiency and reliability
Port Waratah Coal Services will be investing more than $7.5 million on 15 maintenance and infrastructure projects during a major outage at the Carrington Coal Terminal this month.
Light It Up Purple for Domestic Violence Awareness
Port Waratah and Got Your Back Sista shine purple light for domestic violence awareness
Port Waratah Delivers Sustainable Outcomes in 2020
Port Waratah Coal Services has today launched its Annual Reporting suite for 2020, sharing its performance openly and proudly with key stakeholders and the local community.
Local Voices Can Make a Difference: Community Survey Now Open
Local Newcastle communities can influence strategy, share their views and inspire others from today through the Local Voices Community Survey, conducted by Port Waratah Coal Services.
Funding helps Newcastle volunteers save lives on the water
Boating safety on Newcastle waterways has been boosted thanks to Port Waratah Coal Services’ support to ensure Marine Rescue Newcastle remains ready to respond to emergencies.
Maiden voyage of world’s first LNG-fuelled large bulk cargo vessel berths at Port Waratah
Port Waratah Coal Services welcomed the HL ECO, a LNG-fuelled bulk carrier, on Monday at the Kooragang Terminal, as the first port of the global eco-friendly vessel’s maiden voyage from Korea.
Port Waratah Coal Services - 2020 Year in Review
Port Waratah plays a key role in the Hunter Valley Coal Chain that reaches across the globe – ensuring efficient delivery of coal to a global customer base.
Port Waratah invests $300,000 into Hunter region’s medical research capability
The region’s health and medical researchers and local people will benefit from a new partnership between Port Waratah Coal Services (Port Waratah), Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) and Hunter New England Local Health District.
Reflecting on a year of WiFi helping seafarers connect with home
Port Waratah Coal Services has been providing seafarers with free WiFi services on vessels at their Kooragang and Carrington wharf facilities for over 12 months, since October 2019.
Port Waratah Lights it up blue to support Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
Tonight, Port Waratah Coal Services in partnership with Hunter Prostate Cancer Alliance (HPCA) will light up the night blue to support International Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Every night during September, two shiploaders at the Carrington Terminal will shine blue to raise awareness for the “Little Prick” campaign.
Light It Up Blue – Photography Competition
September, Australia’s Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, puts the spotlight on prostate cancer and highlights its impact on those affected by the disease in our community.
Port Waratah Extends Local Voices Programme
Port Waratah is pleased to announce it is extending its Local Voices survey program for a further two years. The Local Voices surveys will be delivered by Voconiq, a new Australian business spinout from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO.
Stefanie Loader announced as new Port Waratah Chairperson
Port Waratah Coal Services announced the appointment of a new Chairperson today following Penny Winn stepping down in December 2019.
National Recognition for Local HR Talent
Human Resources Director has named their Rising Stars from across Australia, with Newcastle-based Sam Noakes making the coveted list for 2020.
Sweet Boost for Visiting Seafarers
While the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the way we live and work, our region’s critical export activities continue, although very differently.
Collaborating For Sustainable Outcomes
Port Waratah Coal Services has published its annual Sustainable Development Report, describing our sustainability approach and performance for the 2019 calendar year.
Port Waratah Update on COVID-19
As the situation with the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve and change rapidly, Port Waratah’s approach is aimed at ensuring the health and wellbeing of our employees, contractors and visitors, while minimising potential disruption to the service we provide to our customers.
Penny Winn resigns as Port Waratah Chairperson
Penny Winn is stepping down as Chairperson and Non-Executive Director of Port Waratah Coal Services, effective 12 December 2019.
SafeWork NSW Excellence Award
Safety innovation honoured for unique solution to centuries old maritime practice
Port Waratah Shiploader Illumination
LIGHT IT UP PINK - SUPPORTING BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
EPA Regulatory Action
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