Hard winter to force a rethink in energy supply
The infamous southerlies are likely to blow hard against a sovereign risk energy issue if heaters fail in southern states this winter. The withering gap
May 17, 2024
The infamous southerlies are likely to blow hard against a sovereign risk energy issue if heaters fail in southern states this winter. The withering gap
The Taroom Trough is touted as the next big thing in the Australian energy industry and junior miners outlined progress towards production at a Queensland
Partner Editorial – A rare earth play has put up its hand to contribute to a continuing healthy mining future for Mount Isa. Junior explorer
Partner editorial – An autumn mining conference in Mount Isa promises to snapshot the region’s future. Juniors and majors are combining to highlight their prospects
Geoscience has a wicked HR problem. While females are coming to the profession, they’re not staying. It is a central concern for Dr Janelle Kerr
Partner advertorial. Why wait? Delegates, exhibitors and speakers to the North West Minerals Province Exhibition and Conference (MPX) can start getting networking value from their
There’s nothing subtle about the upcoming lecture hosted by the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) in Townsville and Mount Isa. The distinguished lecture:
Members of the Queensland Tailings Group met last night at Sofitel Brisbane Central to hear a lecture by Research Fellow at UWA Dr David Reid
Queensland’s resources sector is on the hunt for at least 50 Gen Z students to register their interest in studying mining engineering as part of a campaign to address a
Newly appointed Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (BPEQ) chair Andrew Seccombe has his sights set on engaging more engineers in the mining and resources
A wage subsidy program for apprentices and trainees will be extended for 12 months in a move expected to generate 70,000 new places nationwide. Prime
Glencore is taking on 39 new apprentices at Mount Isa Mines and Ernest Henry Mining this year. The Queensland Metals Apprenticeship Program offers a pathway
BMA is recruiting for 67 trainees in its Bowen Basin operations as it welcomes 60 new apprentices to the fold. “We take great pride in training members of
MP Scott Stewart’s school teaching days may be behind him, but the Resources Minister has fronted up for a ‘Tradies for a Day’ workshop at
It was a case of double trouble for Hastings Deering trainers when Rockhampton twins Eddie and Jack Hemings reported for apprenticeship induction this week. The
CQUniversity has partnered with infrastructure consulting firm AECOM to launch a scholarship in memory of former AECOM Central Queensland manager Warren ‘Wazza’ Williams. The Warren
Four engineering students are getting hands-on experience at Gladstone’s Yarwun alumina refinery during their Christmas-New Year break. They include Chien-Yi Wang and Kai Yee Soo
The Australian Drilling Industry Association has launched two new courses to give non-drillers a better handle on aspects of the industry. The two online offerings