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Coal mining operations at Bravus Mining and Resources’ Carmichael mine near Clermont in central Queensland.

MacKellar Group scores $2bn mine services contract

MacKellar Group has secured a $2 billion contract to continue to provide mine services at the Carmichael coal mine near Clermont in Central Queensland.

Bravus Mining and Resources today announced the contract, running for the next five years, following a competitive tender process.

Bravus chief operating officer Mick Crowe said the business was pleased to continue its relationship with MacKellar.

"This decision secures the operational efficiency of Carmichael for today and sets a platform forgrowth in the future,” Mr Crowe said.

"It also gives the 1000 MacKellar workers. . .

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Anti-coal activist to pay Adani legal costs

A judge has ordered anti-coal activist Ben Pennings to pay 60 per cent of Adani Australia's legal costs stemming from his court battle to access confidential information.

The court-room wrangle over that information stems from Adani and the Carmichael Rail Network's legal action against Mr Pennings, accusing him of trespassing, breach of contract, intimidation and conspiracy to injure.

Marque Lawyers partner Kiera Peacock, acting for Mr Pennings, said the Supreme Court had formalised orders agreed out of court by the parties confirming that he would be allowed to see confidential information that underpinned Adani’s allegations. . .

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Police investigate incident at coalfields work camp

Police are investigating an alleged assault at an accommodation camp linked to the Carmichael coal mine and rail project in Central Queensland.

News Ltd reported that the incident was an alleged rape of a woman, however the Queensland Police Service and Bravus Mining and Resources have not provided further details on nature of the case.

A Bravus spokeswoman confirmed that police attended one of the company's accommodation sites on Sunday, April 4 and that an investigation was underway into an alleged assault.

"The safety and wellbeing of the people in our workforce is our primary concern," she said.

"We. . .

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Bravus backs community programs to tune of $1.5m

Bravus Mining and Resources has spent more than $1.5 million on community programs and partnerships across regional Queensland since 2018.

And the miner is accepting applications now for the second round of funding under its Bravus Community Partnership Fund for 2021.

Bravus Mining and Resources chief executive officer David Boshoff said Bravus had partnered with more than 50 community organisations across regional Queensland including in Charters Towers, the Burdekin, the Isaac region, Rockhampton, Townsville, Mackay, the Whitsundays and more.

“From flood recovery to neonatal hospital equipment, community pool upgrades and farmers’ drought relief, we are proud that our community. . .

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Orana fires up for Carmichael rail job

Queensland's Orana Drill and Blast has just finished up its largest civil construction task to date – undertaking controlled blasts to break up the equivalent of 1.3 million tonnes of earth to clear a rail corridor for the Carmichael Rail Project.

The contractor started work on the Central Queensland project in October last year and completed the assignment this month.

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Activist back in court as Adani battle continues

Anti-Adani protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court in Brisbane to back activist Ben Pennings in the latest round of his legal battle with the mining company.

The Carmichael coal project proponent began civil proceeedings against Mr Pennings last year, saying the Galilee Blockade spokesman had been instrumental in organising blockades and the occupation of suppliers' offices.

The company, now operating in Australia as Bravus Mining and Resources, was granted an injunction in September against. . .

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Bravus hits back at rail site run-off allegations

Bravus Mining and Resources has hit back at allegations that poor sediment controls on the massive Carmichael coal construction project are causing environmental damage.

The Mackay Conservation Group this week said it believed conditions imposed on the company's rail project to protect nearby waterways from contamination may have been breached. 

MCG’s lawyers at Environmental Justice Australia have written a letter to Queensland Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon urging an immediate investigation.

They have also requested urgent inspection of. . .

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Protester locks on to coal project concrete plant

Police were called to a Carmichael coal project work site today after a protester locked himself on to a concrete batch plant.

Frontline Action on Coal, sharing news of the action on social media, identified the protester as Magnetic Island man Barney Jackson.

FLAC shared his comments: “I grew up on Magnetic Island on the Great Barrier Reef and I’ve seen the damage and pressures that are being put on the reef, something that the Adani coal mine will exacerbate. If anything is sacred; it’s water. If there is no water we all die, humans included. Water is. . .

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Adani rebrands after 10 years in Australia

'Stop Adani' protesters and 'Start Adani' supporters will all need a new catchcry after news the Carmichael coal mine developer is rebranding.

Adani is launching a new brand for its Australian mining business, Bravus Mining & Resources.

It comes as the company marks its 10-year anniversary of operations in Australia and construction of the controversial Carmichael coal mine and rail network continues at full pace.

Bravus Mining & Resources. . .

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