Dartbrook restart moves forward
Australian Pacific Coal (AQC) has received a non-binding letter of intent for $75 million in debt funding to restart the Dartbrook coal mine in NSW.
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Yancoal on the up despite lower coal prices
Coal miner Yancoal has released its 2023 half year financial result, announcing an 11 per cent decrease in revenue from 2022.
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The future of coal-producing regions in NSW
The New South Wales Government will establish future jobs and investment authorities in its coal-producing regions.
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Rio and Metso strengthen BioIron partnership
Metso has been awarded a detailed design and engineering contract from Rio Tinto for its continuous pilot plant (CPP) on behalf of the BioIron process.
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NSW MPs push for more certainty for miners
Member for Bathurst Paul Toole and Member for Upper Hunter Dave Layzell have called for more clarity on the future closures of coal mines in New South Wales.
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Coal conversation heats up in NSW
With the end of the coal cap in sight, Glencore has become the latest stakeholder to engage with the NSW Government, as the State considers ways to manage runaway electricity prices.
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Carmichael coal delivers millions
Bravus Mining and Resources’ Carmichael coal mine in Queensland has exported its first 10 million tonnes of thermal coal.
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Australia “at risk” of losing its edge: BHP
BHP Australia president Geraldine Slattery has expressed concerns over the competitiveness of the Australian resources sector in her address to the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia.
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NSW Government may consider coal cap extension
As the end of the Federal Government’s price cap on coal draws nearer, the energy market is showing no signs of calming. The NSW Government is considering all options in response.
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Whitehaven gets a cultural makeover
Whitehaven Coal has launched an Indigenous design for its truck tray and hi-vis personal protective equipment during an event at its Maules Creek mine.
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A big year for South32
BHP closes the financial year with production record
BHP hits production records, while Alcoa sees slight dip, and Yancoal makes strides in safety.
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Thiess and Epiroc clock an autonomous drilling milestone
Epiroc’s autonomous drills have reached a significant milestone at Thiess’ Lake Vermont site in Queensland, drilling one million lineal metres without an operator on board.
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Whitehaven records strong June despite weather delays
Queensland coal mine gets approval
The Federal Government has given its approval for thermal coal to be mined at Ensham in Queensland for a further nine years.
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Australia’s path to superpower status runs through mining: Treasurer addresses WMC
Treasurer for Australia Jim Chalmers has spoken this morning at the World Mining Congress about the integral role of mining in the Australian economy, as well as the path ahead for critical minerals.
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Glencore contributes $20 billion to Australian economy
The latest economic report from Glencore shows that the company’s operations directly contributed almost $20 billion to the Australian economy in 2022.
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A “pivotal time for mining” BHP CEO says
BHP chief executive officer Mike Henry took the stage at the World Mining Congress 2023, where he said mining is pivotal in preserving a better future for Australians.
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Bearing selection critical to coal conveying
Conveyors play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of coal mines, as they are responsible for transporting large quantities of coal over big distances. They are also subject to harsh conditions including high temperatures, humidity, dust, and contaminants. These pose significant risks to componentry and equipment, resulting in costly repairs and prolonged periods of downtime.
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NSW coal mining sees high job numbers
The latest data from Coal Services has shown 24,575 direct coal mining jobs in NSW in April 2023 in the highest result since September 2012.
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