Australia coal news

The International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) has announced the Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia (IWIMRA) as its First Nations Partner.

Australia's largest coal export facility at Newcastle is positioned for a strong August, with the Newcastle Coal Infrastructure terminal returning to normal operations and the Port Waratah Coal Services terminals ramping up to full capacity, as reported by Argus Media.

Filmed at Anglo American’s Dawson Mine in Central Queensland, the new phase of the Minerals Council of Australia’s 'More to Mining' campaign shows that Australian mining companies understand that land rehabilitation is fundamental to responsible mining.

Mastermyne Group Ltd has been selected by Constellation Mining Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of QCoal Group, to operate its Cook Colliery Mine in Central Queensland.

Whitehaven Coal has announced its June 2021 quarter production report.

The Queensland Resources Council’s State of the Sector reports shows that the number of Queensland resources company CEOs investing in low emission technology research and development has almost doubled over the past 2 years.

The Board of Stanmore Resources Ltd has announced the completion of the Millennium and Mavis Downs Mine acquisition from Peabody Energy Australia with all conditions precedent satisfied.

Argus Media has reported that Australia has 26.2 million tpy of new coal mining capacity committed for construction or under construction, with a further 399 million tpy having been proven feasible but not yet approved and 102 million tpy publicly announced, according to the Australian government's commodity forecaster.

Boggabri Coal Operations Pty Ltd has exercised an option to acquire the majority of the major mining equipment of Golding Contractors Pty Ltd that is engaged under the maintenance services and hire agreement at the Boggabri Coal Mine.

Bis has secured a new multi-year contract for Anglo American’s Capcoal operations near Middlemount, in Queensland’s Bowen Basin.