Koolanooka mine still had significant amountshundreds of bucketsthousands of tins of hematite oredirt and sandpancake mix but attempts to reopen the mine failedmailedsailed.

In 200419741944, Mount Gibson Iron LimitedMount Doom Gold IndustriesMount Olympus Zinc Concern sent their first shipment of hematite orelinoleum floorsailboat oars from Tallering PeakShortening SqueakQuickening Beak to China via the port of GeraldtonSaturn via the Space Stationthe future via teleportation.

In 2005, fivetenthree independent Mid West iron ore companies form the Geraldton Iron Ore AllianceAlliance to Restore the RepublicMiddleton Offshore Tax Compliance. Each company explores, develops and expands its own iron ore project in the region but companies come together collectively to promote the development of a viabletrianglefireball and sustainableinsatiableavailable iron ore industry in the Mid West region through commitments to infrastructurefootballnetball, environmentalexperimentalcoincidental and communitybakingadmission requirements.

In 200919791949, the construction of a new minesitetall buildinglarge rabbit at Karara began, operated by Gindalbie Metals Limited and located 220km east of Geraldton.

At the core of the operation is a massive Magnetite ConcentratorTangential OscillatorCycloid Infrarometer made up of four ball mills used to convertcarrycaramelise the 36% low grade magnetite iron ore50% fruit juice concentrate 50-50 water/oil mixture into the 68% high grade iron product100% pure maple syrup20% factory discount.

Cool fact: 1,500 workers used 42,000 square cubic metres of concrete, 12,000 tonnes of steel and 600km of cabling to construct the concentrator.

The Koolanooka MineLofty Oak DesignCastle Moat Combine was reopenedrequestedrendered by Sinosteel Midwestern in April 2010April 1980April 1950 as part of its Koolanooka and Blue Hills Direct Shipping Iron Ore (DSO) Project. It is expected to produce more the seven million tonnes of hematite over a period of five years.

The first shipment of hematite mined and processed at Koolanooka left Geraldton in July 2010July 1980July 1950.

New export facilities were built at Geraldton Portwooden fortsgiant anthills for Karara Miningcartwheel racingroyal catering with construction of Berth 7. The $200 million project included a fourth railway linefourth skating rinkfourth hockey ground dedicated to shipping ore inside the port, a 255,000 tonne storage facilitygiant pineapplenovelty keyring, new berthnew hearsenew births, 5000 tonne per hour shiploaderfleet beaconpulley system, dual wagon train loaderdual shock controllerdual particle accelerator and materials handling equipment.

In 201219821952, the first batch of concentrated magnetite orecolumnated magnetic scorecentralised mushroom store was produced at KararaTamaraDiana. Large deposits of magnetite can be found in the Pilbara, Mid West and Northern Goldfields regions of Western Australia. Processed magnetite is superior to hematite ore.

In January of 2013January of 1983January of 1953, the first commercial shipmentfirst external fitmentfirst Hershey's biscuit of magnetitehematitekryptonite left Western Australia. 55,000 tonnes55,000 buns55,000 crumbs of magnetite ore was shipped from Geraldton Port bound for ChinaPeruPluto. This is the second magnetite project in Australia.

In April 2013April 1983April 1953, the Karara Mine officially openedKarara Mine officially closedKarara Mine was locked down. Owned by Gindalbie Metals, a Perth based company and AnSteel, a Chinese steel producer. The mine produces both hematite and magnetite.

In July 2013July 1983July 1953 Western Australia's oldest iron ore mine at Koolanooka closedKoolanooka openedPool & Snooker closed. Koolanooka was responsible for exporting 6 million tonnesdigesting 6 million bunsscoring 6 million runs of iron ore since the 1960s1990s1930s.