Articles Under Mining & Energy Update
NSW Mining Beyond 2015
Fixing the NSW Planning System, better infrastructure for mining communities and greater protection from illegal access ...
NSW Government buys back CSG licences
The NSW Government has bought back two large coal seam gas exploration licenses which include parts of the Hunter.
PAC recommendation for continued mining at Mount Thorley Warkworth
The New South Wales Planning Assessment Commission has recommended that approval can be given to continue mining at Moun...
World coal demand forecast to exceed 9 billion tonnes by 2019
The International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Medium-Term Coal Market Report 2014 forecasts growth and dynamism of internation...
Planning agreement gives boost to community projects
Singleton Council has signed a Voluntary Planning Agreement with Liddell Coal Operations that will contribute $580,000 t...
New local apprentices at Eraring
Australia’s largest power station has again committed to educating young local workers, with five new apprentices joinin...
Bengalla mine gains consent until 2038
The future of the Bengalla mine and its 400 employees has been assured following the NSW Government’s approval of a new...
Community room officially opened
Community groups and organisations now have a new meeting space at their disposal, thanks to the partnership between BHP...
Hedweld looking forward to a successful 2015
After what has been a challenging year for the Australian mining industry Hedweld is optimistic about 2015.