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Hancock Prospecting confirmed to Business News the company’s iron ore division, Roy Hill Holdings, would relocate its corporate headquarters to West Perth, from its current Perth Airport premises. A Hancock Prospecting spokesperson said the recent transactions aligned with the group’s expansion plans. “Given the scale of [our] planned investments, HPPL has sought additional office space in West Perth for an expanded staff,” the spokesperson said. “Roy Hill intends to relocate its corporate headquarters to West Perth, to be closer to its owners. This will occur once the building [53 Ord Street] has been suitably refitted for Roy Hill’s purposes.

Over 80 students and community members from Kunawarritji, Punmu, Warralong, Strelley and Marble Bar had a blast competing in swimming races and water safety games at the event. The carnival was also boosted by the attendance of two-time Olympian Blair Evans as part of the Hancock Prospecting Group partnership with the Australian Olympic Committee. Congratulations to the RAWA School from Punmu and Kunawarritji, who won the carnival, making their 8-hour journey worthwhile.

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Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety data released today revealed a new annual sales record for the state of $246 billion, a $15 billion increase on last year’s record. “There was 855 million tonnes of iron ore sold from QA, the highest quantity on record for a single calendar or financial year,” DMIRS reported. “It was supported by record shipments from Hancock Prospecting and Fortescue Metals Group, as well as a recovery in sales from Rio Tinto’s operations particularly later in the year due to operational improvements and the ramp up of Gudai-Darri.”

The largest annual event on the Swimming Australia calendar, the Australian Championships attracted thousands of athletes and spectators to one of the country’s premier swimming venues. The meet bringing together some of Australia’s most elite Olympic and Paralympic athletes,

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