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Coronado Global Resources plans to suspend operations at the Curragh mine in Queensland until Friday at the earliest.

Western Areas has resumed operations at the Forrestania nickel mine in Western Australia following a bush fire incident last week.

Fitzroy Australia Resources has confirmed a tragic incident involving a mineworker at its Carborough Downs mine in central Queensland.

Perenti Global confirmed that the number of fatalities and injuries caused by last week’s security incident in Burkina Faso, West Africa hadn’t changed.

Bounty Mining is back on track at the Cook Colliery in Queensland following a roof fall that interrupted operations two weeks ago.

Bounty Mining has experienced an interruption to its operation when a roof fell at its Cook Colliery in Queensland last week.

A heavy collision at the Maules Creek mine in the Gunnedah Basin last year was blamed on Whitehaven Coal’s unclear communication to its crews about road changes.

Gold producer Kingrose Mining has resumed mining at the Way Linggo project in Indonesia, following a pit wall failure last month which caused 4000 ounces of gold being removed from the mine plan.

The Queensland Government and resources industry will stage urgent discussions about the mining sector’s safety performance this week in light of four tragedies in the past six months.

Anglo American has stopped production at its Moranbah North mine in central Queensland following a fatal incident yesterday.

A man has died behind the wheel when the truck he was driving veered off a haul road at Rio Tinto’s Channar mine. The 28-year-old truck driver was part of Rio’s Greater Paraburdoo iron ore operations in the Pilbara region.

Doray Minerals has resumed its underground mining operations at the Deflector gold copper mine after an underground loader caught fire on Wednesday.

All underground workers at Doray Minerals’ Deflector gold copper mine were safe and uninjured after an underground loader caught a fire broke after midnight yesterday.

Yancoal hopes to redeploy the majority its 205-strong workforce at the Austar coal mine after today starting a process to halt operations at the New South Wales site.

An incident report from the WA Department of Mines and Petroleum has warned EWP and telehandler operators about the danger of impact to hydraulic valve check blocks on outriggers and hydraulic rams.