Australia coal news

The Queensland Government issued the notice after floodwater entered the Caley Valley Wetlands during unprecedented extreme weather and floods occurred in February.

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) wants the upcoming federal government’s to commit to reinvesting US$1 billion in company tax into Canberra.

Queensland’s exports have reached a new record of US$82.8 billion – a record third month in a row.

A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between three parties to turn the Hunter Economic Zone into an “ultra super critical” coal-fired power plant.

The resources sector is working closely with communities to bring them to the heart of day-to-day decision making.

Gracie Signs has just completed a series of security and safety signage, which will be used at the Carmichael mine site to help keep the workforce safe.

Strong prices for coal and iron ore will support a faster return to the government’s budget surplus.

Researchers from RMIT have developed a technique using liquid metals to turn carbon dioxide back into solid coal.

Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said the release of the latest ABS figures showed Queensland’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6% in January, just a minor decrease from 6.1% in December.

Graduates will get the opportunity to gain exposure to either underground or open cut mining in the Narrabri & Gunnedah areas in North West New South Wales, Australia.