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Dimension Stone Operations.

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Western Australia's dimension stone industry quarries granite, limestone, and sandstone for construction, architecture, and export markets globally.

Western Australia's dimension stone sector contributes significantly to the state's construction and export economy, supplying high-value granite, limestone, and sandstone products. Key quarrying regions include the Pilbara, Wheatbelt, and South West, supporting local employment and servicing both domestic infrastructure and international architectural markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of dimension stone are quarried in Western Australia?

Western Australia produces a diverse range of dimension stone including granite, limestone, sandstone, and basalt. Granite from the Pilbara and Wheatbelt regions is particularly prized for its durability and aesthetic appeal, while Donnybrook sandstone and Midland brick limestone are widely used in heritage and contemporary construction projects.

Who are the major dimension stone producers operating in Western Australia?

WA's dimension stone industry includes a mix of large quarrying companies and specialist SME operators. Key players source material from established quarries across the Pilbara, South West, and Great Southern regions, supplying stonemasons, builders, exporters, and infrastructure developers throughout Australia and overseas markets including Asia and the Middle East.

What regulations govern dimension stone mining in Western Australia?

Dimension stone quarrying in WA is regulated primarily under the Mining Act 1978 and administered by the Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DEMIRS). Operators require a mining tenement, must comply with environmental conditions under the Environmental Protection Act 1986, and adhere to rehabilitation obligations upon cessation of quarrying activities.