Bowen Coking Coal’s Isaac River project in the Bowen Basin has been granted a site-specific Environmental Authority from the State Government.
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Resources exports to skyrocket
Australia’s resources and energy exports are expected to reach a record $379 billion in 2021-22, up from $310 billion in 2020-21.
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BHP sells QLD coal mines to Stanmore for $1.8bn
BHP has agreed to sell its 80 per cent share in BHP Mitsui Coal (BMC) to Stanmore Resources, offloading two Queensland coal mines and associated infrastructure.
BMC owns the Poitrel and South Walker Creek
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Seventh heaven for NRW at Curragh
NRW Holdings has signed two contracts in Queensland’s Bowen Basin, including a letter of direction from Coronado Global Resources at the Curragh coal mine.
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Rio Tinto sees BlueScope for green steel
Rio Tinto has continued its pursuit of green steelmaking practices in a partnership with BlueScope, seeking to replace coking coal with clean hydrogen.
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Anglo American initiative gives rubber waste new life
Anglo American has announced a new initiative that will see the mining company transform rubber waste products into useable raw materials.
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Watch the first open cut blast at Millennium
M Resources has achieved its first open cut blasting milestone at the Millennium coal mine in Queensland and released an epic video to prove it.
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BHP production decreases as planned maintenance hits
BHP reported reduced production across most of its Australian operations for the September quarter as the company underwent planned maintenance.
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South Korea, Japan drive booming met coal demand
Interest in Australia’s metallurgical coal (met coal) has enjoyed a significant increase in recent times, as South Korea, Japan and Europe pounce on the popular resource.
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South32 continues chasing Dendrobium mine approval
South32 is working on alterations to its Dendrobium Next Domain (DND) mine plan to get the mine extension approved.
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Rio Tinto plants doubt in coking coal’s future
Rio Tinto is working on removing coking coal from its steelmaking process, instead replacing it with plant matter for a cost-effective and sustainable alternative.
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Glencore autonomous longwall online at Oaky Creek
Glencore's autonomous longwall is operational at its Oaky Creek underground coal mine following initial trials of the technology.
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Vitrinite gets green light for Vulcan coal mine
Vitrinite has received approval for its Vulcan mine complex, paving the way for a nine-million-tonne metallurgical coal mine in Queensland’s Bowen Basin.
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MetRes delivers first coal at Millennium
MetRes and associated company M Mining have struck first coal from their Mavis Downs pit at the Millennium Mine in central Queensland.
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Whitehaven Vickery extension gets Federal nod
Whitehaven Coal’s Vickery extension has got the go ahead by the Federal Government after an approval process that spanned five years.
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Caval Ridge extension on the cards for BMA
The BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) has begun developing extension applications at its Caval Ridge coal mine in Queensland, proposing an extra 31 years of mine life for the Horse Pit.
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QCoal chooses Mastermyne to restart Cook Colliery
QCoal Group has selected Mastermyne to re-commence underground operations at the Cook Colliery metallurgical coal mine in Central Queensland.
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Anglo American overcomes met coal demand concerns
Anglo American has maintained its full year production targets for metallurgical coal in 2021, after the first six months were disrupted by poor demand, development activities and elevated gas levels.
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BHP powers through with key commodity records
BHP has broken production records at the Goonyella Riverside metallurgical coal mine in Queensland and at its Western Australia Iron Ore sites after launching operations at South Flank in May.
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Pembroke gets government funding for Olive Downs
Pembroke Resources has received a $175 million loan from the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) to develop the Olive Downs coking coal project in Queensland.
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