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Arnold Dix

PM commends specialist for rescuing 41 workers

An emergency expert has been internationally applauded after freeing dozens of trapped underground employees. Arnold Dix earned a prime ministerial commendation for rescuing 41 stranded workers from...

ArcelorMittal

Underground fire kills 45 coal employees

A resources giant declared a day of mourning, following a subterranean blaze that ended dozens of lives. ArcelorMittal confirmed the company’s entire operations will grieve dozens of recent...

Minetruck MT65 S hauler

Underground truck tender awarded for new mine

A mining equipment company secured a subterranean heavy vehicle contract for a new operation. Epiroc recently received orders worth 130 million Swedish kronors (A$18.6M) at Liontown Resources’...

Coal Services worker

Keeping miners safe for 40 years

This year, Coal Mines Technical Services (CMTS) celebrates 40 years of helping to protect miners from risk. We take a look at how the business has grown from being a support function to Mines Rescue...

Hard hats underground mine

Insights into underground safety

Maptek’s approach to underground mine safety highlights several key insights and strategies that are crucial for enhancing safety in underground mining. We spoke to Business Development Manager...

AusProof LED live line

Improving Operator OH&S: LED Live Line Indicator

AusProof’s Live Line Indicator was originally released in 1998 using neon bulb technology. Designed for use in underground operational environments to assist with OH&S practices around high...

Fox Resources

Court approves new Qld coal project

A judiciary body recommended a new fossil fuel development in Queensland’s Wide Bay region. Brisbane’s Supreme Court recently approved Fox Resources’ $200 million Bundaberg Coal...

Barminco

$143M of contracts awarded at multiple mines

A diversified mining services company secured tenders at different operations. Perenti Group recently won $143 million of contracts at the following operations: six months of underground development...