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WA Premier sets out Esperance lead plans, overturns port's nickel ban

Just days after WA's Department of Environment and Conservation approved the removal of 9,000 tonnes of bulk lead carbonate stranded at Esperance Port, Premier Colin Barnett has overturned the port's proposed ban on the bulk handling of nickel.

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