Workers at BHP’s Port Hedland export operations begin industrial action, with both outlets reporting a potential revenue impact of around $120 million. The strike action starts this weekend, as workers reportedly walk off the job at the major export terminal. The reports frame the issue as a disruption to operations at the port, which affects how quickly goods can be loaded and shipped. While the exact duration of the strike is not specified in the provided excerpts, both sources align on the timing and the scale of the projected revenue loss. The coverage does not detail the specific cause of the industrial action or the number of workers involved, focusing instead on the commercial consequences for BHP. The reports present the figure as a potential loss tied to the operational stoppage at the terminal during the weekend period.