Safety and sustainability highlights for Whitehaven
A 30 per cent improvement in safety performance and zero environmental enforceable actions were highlights of Whitehaven’s 2023–24 financial year (FY24).
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Whitehaven sells Blackwater stake for $1.6b
Whitehaven Coal is entering binding agreements with Nippon Steel Corporation and JFE Steel Corporation for the sale of a 30 per cent joint venture interest in the Blackwater coal mine in Queensland.
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Whitehaven committed to local employment
Whitehaven Coal’s commitment to local employment is delivering positive results, as the first of ten trainees at its Narrabri coal operations (NCO) coal handling and processing plant (CHPP) have secured a full-time position.
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Solid production for Yancoal and Whitehaven
Yancoal and Whitehaven Coal have welcomed strong coal production despite various delays impacting operations.
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Whitehaven Coal kicks goals in NSW
Whitehaven Coal has pledged $30,000 to the Group 4 Rugby League Association, which oversees the premier rugby league competition across north-west New South Wales.
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Whitehaven helps bridge healthcare gap
Whitehaven Coal has partnered with Royal Far West, a non-for-profit organisation dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of children living in New South Wales’ rural and remote areas.
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Towards better psychosocial safety in mining
For decades, the Australian mining sector has been under the scrutiny of regulators, industry experts, and the public due to the inherent physical hazards present in mining operations.
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Whitehaven’s ‘transformational’ quarter
Whitehaven Coal closed out the March 2024 quarter with two new Queensland coal mines under its belt, while remaining on track to deliver its 2023–24 financial year (FY24) guidance.
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BUMA inks new Blackwater contract
BUMA Australia will continue providing pre-strip mining services at the Blackwater metallurgical coal mine in the Bowen Basin region in Queensland.
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Whitehaven takes ownership of Daunia and Blackwater
BHP’s divestment of its Daunia and Blackwater coal mines in Queensland has been completed, leaving Whitehaven Coal to take full ownership.
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New director for Whitehaven
Whitehaven Coal has appointed Mick McCormack to its board of directors as a non-executive director.
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Whitehaven latest to warn against ‘same job, same pay’
Whitehaven Coal managing director and chief executive officer Paul Flynn has expressed concerns over the ‘same job, same pay’ legislation.
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“Solid” half-year results for Whitehaven
Whitehaven Coal has cited solid production at open cut mines and resilient coal pricing as the key to its success during the first half of the 2023–24 financial year (H1 FY24).
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Whitehaven commences 2024 graduate program
Whitehaven Coal has welcomed its 2024 cohort of graduates by holding a two-day event in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
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Whitehaven Coal receives Queensland Government approval
Whitehaven Coal’s proposed Winchester South coal mine has been given approval by the Queensland Government.
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Whitehaven reaches safety milestone at Gunnedah
Whitehaven Coal has celebrated 4000 lost time incident (LTI) free days at its Gunnedah coal handling and preparation plant (CHPP).
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A mixed quarter for Whitehaven
A six per cent decrease in run-of-mine (ROM) production and a lower average coal price have contributed to Whitehaven Coal’s mixed December 2023 quarter.
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Queensland Government backs Winchester South
The Queensland Coordinator-General has recommended that Whitehaven Coal’s Winchester South coal project be allowed to proceed, subject to conditions.
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The next big rare earths play
The countdown has begun for Brazilian Rare Earths’ $314 million listing on the ASX, and Hancock Prospecting may have its investment rivalled by Whitehaven Coal.
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Whitehaven’s last hurrah for Werris Creek
Whitehaven Coal hosted the Werris Creek coal mine community open day at the Quirindi showground on Saturday, drawing more than 1000 people to the event.
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