A $382 million exotic metal mine in southwest Australia is on-track to proceed after it was recommended for environmental approval. Western Australia’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)...
Category - Water & Environment
A foreign-backed coal mining project in Central Queensland worth $21 billion will face further setbacks after the State Government rejected the proponent’s plan to protect a native bird. The...
A coal mine that has operated for more than a century will be forced to shut down because state authorities have banned mining activities. Wollongong Coal has decided to shut down its Wongawilli...
A foreign backed $21 billion mining project has scored new regulatory approval just days before a federal election is called. India-headquartered Adani Mining has applauded the Federal...
A mining partnership has given the nod to proceed with a US$2.6 billion (A$3.65 billion) metal project that will create nearly 4000 jobs. A subsidiary of Fortescue Metals Group and Formosa Steel IB...
An Australasian mining services company has won a new tender for a $105 million precious metal project. Macmahon Holdings recently secured the underground mining contract for AngloGold...
Organisers behind an anti-coal mining strike are adults accused of taking advantage of young people to serve their activist agenda, instead of letting students focus on their studies. Federal Finance...
A national industry body that represents the mining industry has urged the Queensland Government workers to stop affiliating themselves with political parties. The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA)...
One of the world’s largest diversified resource companies has yielded to mounting pressure from climate change activism, and will invest heavily in environmentally sustainable practices. Glencore has...
Suppliers are invited to register their contact details to assist with the clean-up effort after the North Queensland floods. The Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) is keen to...
A new gas and mining fund for rehabilitation within the industry that will contain hundreds of millions of dollars of resource company funded money will never be visible to the public.
A new study carried out by the NSW Environmental Defender’s Office, has concluded that 15m tonnes of salt waste from coal seam gas operations to be dumped near a creek at the headwaters of the Murray...
