Queensland coal news
RECAP: independent assessment by CSIRO and Geoscience Australia for Carmichael project’s groundwater management plans
The project must now meet further stringent conditions of approval from the Commonwealth before it can begin producing coal.
MCA comments on current status of Adani’s Carmichael mine
CSIRO and Geoscience Australia’s recent assessment of the Carmichael project clears the way for the Queensland Government to finalise the remaining approvals.
Australian government approves Carmichael project’s groundwater management plans
The groundwater management plan approval is another milestone in the Carmichael coal project’s almost nine year approval process.
AUS$7.1 billion surplus created by Queensland coal
Strong global demand for Queensland’s high quality resources has enabled the industry to get on with creating jobs.
Insurers shun Adani’s Carmichael mine, reflecting the industry’s retreat from coal
Julien Vincent and Elana Sulakshana from Unfriend Coal Campaign discuss the insurance campaign against the Adani Carmichael coal mine.
21% more jobs in Queensland since last election thanks to resources sector
Currently, there are more than 1300 vacancies advertised in resources, mining and energy across Queensland with more vacancies on the horizon.
Abbot Point Operations issues statement on Penalty Infringement Notice from Queensland Government
The Queensland Government issued the notice after floodwater entered the Caley Valley Wetlands during unprecedented extreme weather and floods occurred in February.
Resources sector to strength linkage with communities and local stakeholders
The resources sector is working closely with communities to bring them to the heart of day-to-day decision making.
Local businesses to see flow on effect of Carmichael project, says Adani Mining
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.
Queensland government must let Carmichael mine proceed without further delay, says Coal Council of Australia
The Queensland government must draw a close to the stalling tactics and unequivocally back the development of the Adani Carmichael project in the Galilee Basin.