'Mount Newman' is famous for which of the following minerals?

Mount Newman, located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, is world-renowned for its massive iron ore deposits. The town of Newman was originally established in the 1960s as a company town to support the development of the Mount Whaleback mine. Mount Whaleback is one of the largest open-cut iron ore mines in the world, known for producing high-grade hematite. The Mount Newman mining operations are a critical part of Australia's resource sector, supplying iron ore to global steel industries. While Australia is also a leading producer of bauxite and manganese, those minerals are primarily associated with other regions (such as Weipa for bauxite or Groote Eylandt for manganese), whereas Mount Newman is synonymous with iron ore.