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Earth Resources Regulation has taken steps to support the staged implementation of new national parks in central west Victoria. In June 2021, the...

Date Time Mineral sands mining licensing process begins Kalbar Operations Ltd Pty has applied for a mining licence in relation to the proposed Fingerboards Mineral Sands Project in Gippsland. A decision on the mining licence will not be made until the Environmental Effects Statement (EES) process has concluded and the Minister for Planning has issued an assessment of the environmental impacts of the project. The mining licence application process provides an opportunity for public submissions to be made to inform Earth Resources Regulations ‘s decision to grant or refuse a licence. The mini...

Date Time Regulator puts Ballarat mine operator on notice Earth Resources Regulation is taking action to ensure that the operator of one of Victoria’s major gold mines complies with its site obligations and minimises operational risks to protect the environment and land. The regulator has issued a notice to Ballarat Gold Mine operators Balmaine Gold to stop using a waste rock dump, which exceeded the company’s site approvals. Operations at Ballarat Gold Mine will be able to continue, with the company using other areas at the mine which have been approved to store waste rock. The company h...

Grayscale version of \adv-2012wheelingobitsrgbHurst.tif Anthony D. Hurst passed away February 7, 2021 at the age of 48, at home from a lengthy illness. Grieving his loss are his parents, Monica and Craig Albaugh; brother Devin and sons Zachary and Ian Hurst, who have always been in his heart. There will be no visitation. Rest in Peace my son. Turley Funeral Home handled the arrangements. MOST READ

Hurst Foundation donates $60K to Jackson YMCA building campaign Updated Jan 26, 2021; Posted Jan 26, 2021 An artistic rendering of what the Jackson YMCA could look like. The Y is rounding out its capital campaign to build a "healthy living campus" downtown and expects to break ground in late summer 2021. (Courtesy of Jackson YMCA) Facebook Share JACKSON, MI -- The Hurst Foundation has contributed $60,000 to the Jackson YMCA’s campaign to build a new facility in downtown Jackson. The 66-year-old philanthropic foundation has given more than $15 million to local projects during its tenure. P...