Clive Gray
Instinct for innovationA knockback from a boss not keen to implement new ideas helped spark diesel fitter Clive Gray’s leap into running his own business
March 15, 2017
Instinct for innovationA knockback from a boss not keen to implement new ideas helped spark diesel fitter Clive Gray’s leap into running his own business
Queensland copper company CuDeco plans to restart mining operations from tomorrow as it ramps up production towards nameplate capacity at its Rocklands mine near Cloncurry.
Ausdrill subsidiary BTP Equipment has won a 24-month extension valued at $70 million to its contract with Peabody Energy Australia. Under the extension, BTP will
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CuDeco has been directed to suspend mining operations at its Rocklands copper site in north-west Queensland following a safety audit by the Department of Natural Resources
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