Thiess Rehabilitation secures Muswellbrook contract
Thiess Rehabilitation has secured a two-year contract for the rehabilitation of Idemitsu Australia’s Muswellbrook coal mine in the Hunter, NSW.
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Queensland Budget built on the back of coal
The Queensland Government’s controversial coal royalty system has contributed to an enormous $12.3 billion in revenue and a record surplus, giving the State’s budget the vitality it needs to tackle a range of cost of living issues.
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Former coal site transitions to battery power in Australian first
The former coal-fired power station in Hazelwood, Victoria, has transitioned to battery power, marking a step forward in the state’s renewable energy future.
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Industry titan now in charge of IGO
QRC repeats concern over coal royalty taxes
A day after the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) released a new campaign in opposition to the State’s controversial coal royalty system, it has now reiterated concern over the State Government’s decision to impose the world’s highest coal royalty taxes.
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Queensland coal royalties costing the industry: QRC
The Queensland Resources Council has released a new campaign in opposition to the State’s controversial coal royalty system.
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Bowen Coking Coal raises millions
Bowen Coking Coal has successfully completed a $40 million placement at $0.17 per share to investors, and a fully underwritten $10 million share purchase plan to eligible shareholders at the same price as the placement.
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QRC questions coal royalty taxes once more
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has again responded to the Queensland Government’s decision to impose the world’s highest royalty taxes on coal producers.
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Callide coal-fired power station repair delayed
CS Energy has announced that its coal-fired Callide power station, located near Biloela in central Queensland, will not run to full capacity until May 2024.
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Latrobe Valley mine rehabilitation kicks off
Victoria’s Latrobe Valley coal mines will be rehabilitated with native flora from a seed bank currently in development in Gippsland.
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New Hope delivers strong quarter
New Hope Group has released its quarterly reports for the first quarter of the 2023 financial year.
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Coronado Global Resources drives sustainability
Leading international metallurgical coal producer Coronado Global Resources has released its 2022 sustainability report.
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Miners divided over safeguard mechanism future
The mining industry is reacting to the impending safeguard mechanism legislation, which will enforce average emissions limits on large scale industrial activities.
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Government approves first coal mine since election
Federal environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has indicated that she plans to approve the Isaac River coal mine in Bowen Basin, Queensland, marking the first coal project approval during the Labor Government’s reign.
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Is Queensland losing its allure for investors?
A new survey confirms Queensland is losing attractiveness for investors, Queensland Resources Council says.
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Burton complex reopening good news for Queensland
Rio and BHP on the hunt for tailings alternatives
Major miners BHP and Rio Tinto are inviting expressions of interest for a range of new tailings technology partners.
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ESG a priority for Yancoal Australia
Yancoal Australia have released its 2022 environmental, social and governance (ESG) report, with many highlights.
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Glencore’s Teck takeover may become a reality
Teck Resources has withdrawn its proposal to split the company, which industry experts say may cause Glencore to attempt another takeover offer.
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South32 lowers production while Fortescue sets record
South32 has lowered its production guidance for the year across five of its mining operations following a challenging quarter. Meanwhile, Fortescue sees strong results with the first wet concentrate produced at Iron Bridge.
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