yes they export coal
The city of Newcastle in New South Wales, established as a coal mining area, was named after the British coal port of Newcastle.
Coal from Newcastle to a factory in Stoke would likely be transported by rail or canal.
Its Coal and they export it to all over the world
they export wheat, coal and much more
the Australia's largest export market is coal
Newcastle was a town where coal was mined. Therefore carrying coals to newcastle is a wasted effort.
Coal.
By a truck I guess
Coal is mined in Newcastle, New South Wales. The first coal was discovered back in 1791 by a group of convict escapees. For obvious reasons, they did not notify the authorities. British soldier, Lieutenant John Shortland, found a coal seam while looking for the escapees in 1797, and coal has been mined there ever since. Copper was also mined at Newcastle in the middle of the nineteenth century.
It exports more. 52% export and 48% import
The phrase "bringing coals to Newcastle" is an idiomatic expression that means to do something unnecessary or superfluous. Historically, Newcastle was a major coal-producing city in England, making the act of bringing coal there redundant. Therefore, the saying suggests that one would be engaging in a pointless endeavor by trying to supply something that is already abundant in that location.