Australia coal news
Royalty changes would risk Japanese coal market exports and Queensland jobs
US coal exports to Japan were at five year highs, and a royalty hike could make US coal more attractive than Queensland coal in the Japanese market.
Students prepare for new world of work
Queensland students have had the opportunity to get hands-on experience of the high-level science, technology engineering and maths (STEM) skills that will be needed for the jobs of the future.
New Adani approval deadline must be set in stone, says QRC
The QRC is calling for the full support of the Queensland Parliament to support a strong future for all mining and resources projects.
RST helps reduce respirable dust emissions ahead of OEL law changes
Australian companies dealing with operational dust exposure are seeking RST’s advice on a range of fine particle problems in order to comply with the current OEL regulations and prepare for rigorous regulatory changes.
Abbot Point Operations to invest in water monitoring equipment
An agreement between Abbot Point Operations and the Queensland Government brings court proceedings relating to stormwater release during Cyclone Debbie to an end.
Adani: “Let’s get the Carmichael project done”
It’s time for the Queensland Labor Government to stop shifting the goal posts and let Adani get on with delivering these jobs for regional Queenslanders.
QRC to talk with Premier on mining post-Federal election
“The Palaszczuk Government must reaffirm its support for the resource industry, with a commitment for long-term royalty stability and a fair go for all projects,” says QRC.
Coal industry congratulates Liberal and National parties
The Coal Council of Australia has welcomed the re-election of the Morrison government.
Olive Downs approved by Queensland’s independent Coordinator-General
Queensland’s independent Coordinator-General has approved the proposed Olive Downs metallurgical coal mine, with conditions to ensure local employment and manage potential impacts on the environment
Stanmore Coal takes part in STEM event for Queensland schools
More than 300 students from 13 schools across Central Queensland recently took part in the Moranbah science and engineering ‘Challenge’ and ‘Discovery’ days to inspire them to consider a future career in STEM.