Port Waratah Coal Services

Port Waratah Coal Services has been receiving, stockpiling, blending and loading coal for export at the Port of Newcastle for over 40 years. They own and manage the Kooragang and Carrington Coal Terminals, which operate 24/7, and have a combined capacity of 145 million tonnes per annum.

Port Waratah has always been two things – a pioneer and a partner. They are committed to understanding and fulfilling their responsibilities as an employer and community member, as well as meeting their legal obligations. Port Waratah is an unlisted public company working in partnership with more than 25 producers and other service providers in the Hunter Valley Coal Chain. They aim to continuously improve their environmental performance, contribute to the local economy by buying and employing locally and support sustainability and resilience of the local community though their Community Investment and Partnership Programme.

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Be part of the Improvement Loop with Port Waratah

Mar 18, 2023

Port Waratah is again inviting local stakeholders to share their views on its operations and activities through the Local Voices survey during March. Local Voices is an independent survey that gives residents an opportunity to engage with Port Waratah on topics important to them, such as Port Waratah operations, environmental impact management and economic contributions….
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Port Waratah shines a light for the Mark Hughes Foundation

Jun 18, 2022

The shiploaders at Port Waratah Coal Services’ Carrington Terminal were recently lit up in support of the Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF) Beanie for Brain Cancer fundraising and awareness campaign. The annual illumination project at the Carrington Terminal commenced at dark on Wednesday night, 1 June and will run for the whole month, which will coincide…
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Dixon Park SLSC receives new ATV from Port Waratah Coal Services to help save lives this summer

Sep 28, 2021

Dixon Park Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) has received funding from Port Waratah Coal Services to purchase a new all-terrain vehicle that provides lifeguards quick access along the beach for when seconds matter during a rescue. The small four-wheel drive vehicle is equipped with storage racks for rescue boards, which ensures it is ready to go…
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