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Resources construction in midst of mini-boom

Macromonitor economist Blake Willis on the upturn in Australian resources construction

Mining is king in WA. Photo: Karma Barndon.

Mining is king in WA. Photo: Karma Barndon.

Macromonitor economist Blake Willis says construction in Australia's resources sector is in the midst of a three-year mini-boom thanks to renewed strength in traditional exports of iron ore, coal and natural...

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