Queensland Mining & Energy Bulletin
Category: Miners Are People Too
Funeral fundraiser for coal miner Jack Gerdes hopes to raise $20,000
The grieving former colleagues, friends and family members of a deceased coal miner are appealing to anyone who can
Celebrate Queensland’s 160th Birthday in Maroon says Palaszczuk
June 6 is Queensland’s 160th birthday and this is a chance for Maroon State of Origin fans to wear
Australia’s first herd of dinosaur remains discovered in Outback mine
An entire herd of dinosaur fossils has been found for the first time in Australian history at an Outback
Mining legend dies at the age of 93
One of the mining industry’s biggest contributors died on May 1. Sir Arvi Parbo, who helped found the nation’s aluminium
Clive Palmer and Pauline Hanson stand up for miners
A mining magnate and former fish and chips shop owner will support future development of the coal industry, if
Challenging Cultural Norms in Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Crucial to Improving Women’s Economic Empowerment
Ottawa – Women who work in artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) face economic, decision-making, legal and institutional exclusions due
MACMAHON LAUNCHES FIRST DEDICATED FIFO MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
More than 800 fly-in fly-out (FIFO) employees working in some of Australia’s remotest mines will soon benefit from a
The key to getting more out of your FIFO bank balance
If you’ve recently started working a high paying FIFO job, you may be excited to be finally earning decent
The key to getting more out of FIFO
If you’ve recently started working a high paying FIFO job, you may be excited to be finally earning decent
Ten Lessons for FIFO workers
For FIFO workers, one of the best things about the job is the money made while you’re away from