iQ Industry News
Col shares history’s silver lining
Tea and the Opium Wars played a key role in the unfolding fortunes of north Queensland’s early mining industry, according to mining
August 17, 2018
Tea and the Opium Wars played a key role in the unfolding fortunes of north Queensland’s early mining industry, according to mining
The first panels have been switched on as part of a staged testing and commissioning process for the $100 million Collinsville Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
Gladstone Regional Council plans to spend almost $100 million on roads and drainage this financial year, according to a snapshot of the
Courtesy Popular Mechanics The story of steel begins long before bridges, I-beams, and skyscrapers. It begins in the stars. Billions of years
Robin Hood and his band of merry men have nothing on a new group looking to keep lucrative civil contract work in
New Century Resources says planned refurbishment activities are 95 per cent complete as it heads towards an August start to production at the
From Cyclone Debbie recovery works, to metal fabrication, LiDAR surveys and developing an outback tourism strategy, below is a range of the
Goondiwindi Regional Council’s senior technical officer, water and sewerage, Tony Cover was named Operator of the Year at the recent Queensland Water
From a stormwater drain inspections, to safety shoes, road signage supply and culvert lining, below is a range of the latest local
LDI Construction is making solid progress on the civil and foundation works for World Class Global’s Nova Light tower project in Cairns.
Works to repair Boondooma Dam spillway in the South Burnett region are complete, SunWater says. The works repaired damage sustained during 2011
From a foreshore revitalisation project to designing a BMX track, plant hire, roadworks and much more, below are the latest local government tenders
Civil works are set to begin on three of Emu Park’s main streets this week, as part of the $4.5 million Emu
Almost 90 per cent of employers in the construction, property and engineering sector expect to give workers a salary increase at their
A high level of interest in Townsville City Council’s water pipeline industry information session has forced a change of venue. With about
Townsville City Council plans to host another industry information session on the Haughton Pipeline Duplication Project on Friday, May 4. Mayor Jenny
Iplex Australia says it will start manufacturing glass reinforced polyester (GRP) pipe fittings in Townsville and reopen its polyethylene (PE) pipe plant
Townsville City Council has awarded the tender to supply pipe for the $215 million Haughton Pipeline Duplication Project to Iplex Pipelines. The