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Premium Content Subscriber only Rockhampton State High School students traded places Wednesday, donning high vis gear and getting on the tools. The hands-on ‘Tradie for a Day’ workshop was run by the Queensland Resources Council’s education arm, the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy. It encouraged Year 10 students to consider a VET or STEM pathway to a job in the resources sector. Tradie for a Day at Rockhampton State High School 2021 The QRC described itself as Queensland’s peak body for coal, metal and gas explorers, producers and suppliers. It said the sector contributes o...

‘This is a really big project, it employs a lot of people and we just won’t accept substandard safety.’

Bravus Mining has responded to a conservation group’s claim that construction sites on the Carmichael mine rail corridor has resulted in “serious pollution and environmental damage”. Mackay Conservation Group alleges conditions the Queensland Coordinator General imposed on Adani’s North Galilee Basin Rail Project to protect nearby waterways from contamination may have been breached. The group said this was because Bravus had failed to properly prepare construction sites on the rail corridor for the wet season. The conditions require the development and implementation of erosion a...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Mackay engineering firm has won a second multimillion dollar contract on the Carmichael mine project, securing 250 jobs for the region. Bravus Mining and Resources, formerly known as Adani, has announced DRA Global will deliver the project's $140 million coal preparation plant. The plant is where the coal is processed and prepared for transport. It is designed to process coal using recycled water and density separation processes so the product that goes into market is more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. DRA acquired Mackay's G&S Engineeri...

Three protesters suffered heatstroke and fatigue symptoms after locking themselves to machinery at a Central Queensland quarry. Alexander Braham Bloom, 32, Leon Walker Pateman, 23, and Pia Pascual Truslove, 33, each used a sleeping dragon attachment device to halt operations at Bravus Mining and Resources’ (Adani) quarry, located about 160km north of Clermont. Police arrived at 9am and told them to release but they refused to do so in efforts to protest their views against Bravus. Sgt Cramp said police needed to cut off the devices with care, which required certain equipment that didn’t...