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Union workers at BHP’s Port Hedland operations staged a 48-hour strike over the weekend, reigniting a months-long labor dispute. While unions claim the walkout forced BHP to the negotiating table and signaled progress on pay and conditions, the mining giant insists operations ran smoothly and warns the strike could deter future investment in the Pilbara. Both sides are set to meet again at the Fair Work Commission on August 18th, with BHP promising a new offer focused on pay consistency and worker protections — setting the stage for a pivotal moment in the standoff.

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