The number of subcontractors and small business owners attending road shows across Queensland to publicise the Housing and Public Works Department’s Security of Payment Discussion Paper
James Cook University is seeking expressions of interest for the development of a new university private hospital, expected to cost about $110 million to build.
Regional Queensland is set to benefit from a raft of investment projects outlined in the 2016 Defence White Paper released this week. The Federal Government
League legend Shane Webcke visited CS Energy’s Kogan Creek Power Station near Chinchilla today to reinforce the safe work message ahead of a $68 million
Today is Global Day of the Engineer and peak body Engineers Australia is asking the wider community to join the celebration. Global Day of the
Tough times are failing to win over mining companies to the benefits of energy-efficient crushing and grinding circuits as they set their sights on more
Cairns Regional Council has approved the development application for a planned $550 million, three-tower complex in the city centre. The C3 development on Sheridan St
Road building has been flagged as one of the strongest growth markets in the construction industry, with the value of work nationally forecast to rise
The next round of the Palaszczuk Government’s $70 million critical regional infrastructure fund will further help cyclone recovery on the Capricorn Coast 12 months after
It’s back. The first Townsville Industry Breakfast of the year will be held at the RSL on March 15. Roads and government assets are on the
Capricorn Enterprise has welcomed the Australian Infrastructure Plan listing of Lower Fitzroy River water infrastructure development as a national priority. The plan was released by
The engineering team at James Cook University has shown how to walk the walk when it comes to recycling plastic. Plastic fibre from industrial waste
Central Queensland’s aspiring engineers will learn in state-of-the-art laboratories and training spaces with the official opening today of the $16.6 million Rennie Fritschy Engineering Building.
Nominations are open for the 2016 Resource Industry Network Chairman’s Awards, celebrating the achievements of businesses and individuals working in the Queensland resource services sector.
Queensland’s mineral explorers are to gain a two-year expenditure break as they struggle through the global mining downturn. Natural Resources and Mines Minister Anthony Lynham
The team leading Red River Resources shares a strong background in zinc mining and exploration, including experience at MMG Century Mine and the Dugald River
Red River Resources says it is ready to strike when zinc prices improve, with a $17.2 million plan to bring North Queensland’s Thalanga operation back
Organisers of the Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference have put a call out for papers to be considered for presentation at the August
