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Description

Port Kembla is a seaport, industrial complex (one of the largest in Australia) and suburb of Wollongong, in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, Australia. It is essentially an industrial complex but also covers a small harbour foreshore nature reserve and a small town area with shops. It is situated on the tip of Red Point, first sighted by Captain James Cook in 1770. It is linked to Wollongong by Springhill Road and is notable for the BlueScope Steel steelworks, with many ships utilising the port. Port Kembla is also utilised as a major export location for coal being mined in the southern and western regions of New South Wales. Pacific National operate daily coal trains to the Inner Harbour section of the port, and also into the blast furnace section of the steelworks. Port Kembla has a couple of short beaches and headlands. It also has a hill, Hill 60, which is its highest point. Hill 60 overlooks the Five Islands and Red Point. Illowra Battery, a World War II coastal gun emplacement on Hill 60, contains two Mushroom Tunnels built as lookouts for Japanese submarines in World War II. Both Mushroom Tunnels are steep in descent and have cart tracks used for hauling shells to the guns located at the two emplacements. It was originally an aboriginal settlement and was taken by the army during the war. It has remained in the army's ownership and is now a public lookout reserve.

Industrial Pollution

Port Kembla's industrial heart has caused significant environmental problems. The heavy industry of the area has significant emissions of nitrogen oxides and other dangerous gases. Gas emissions also result in the formation of acid rain which has caused spotting of metal surfaces and the rapid corrosion of many structures. Health problems associated with noxious gases are more common, the area has higher rates of asthma.[citation needed] Fallout has also introduced elevated levels of lead and other heavy metals to the soil around Port Kembla and has formed thick deposits in many buildings and industrial structures.[citation needed]

Port Kembla Stack

Port Kembla is home to one of Australia's tallest industrial chimneys, a 198 metre tall chimney built in 1965. Port Kembla Primary School was once located adjacent to it but was closed down due to pollution problems from the chimney including acid rain and soot. A warning alarm was fitted to warn of high toxin levels. In November 2008, the Port Kembla stack was inspected and confirmed that the chimney has concrete cancer.[citation needed] The stack is planned to be demolished in early 2010 at a cost of $AUD10 million.

Public transport

Port Kembla has two railway stations, Port Kembla (near the town), and Port Kembla North (near the industry complex).

See also

* BlueScope Steel

Sports

Port Kembla houses three main sporting clubs in the area, Port Kembla Rugby League, Port Kembla Cricket and Port Kembla Soccer.