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Premium Content Subscriber only An investigation into alleged “serious pollution and environmental damage” on the Carmichael mine rail corridor is continuing, with experts called in to help with the probe. The group alleged this was because Bravus Mining and Resources had failed to properly prepare construction sites on the rail corridor for the wet season. The conditions required the development and implementation of erosion and sediment control measures. Mackay Conservation Group provided photos – taken about two weeks after heavy rainfall in December – of what it claimed were the...

“It’s distressing to see the mine and see the change in the landscape,” Mr McAvoy said. “We don’t know what damage the mine will do to our sacred Doongmabulla Springs. “But that’s why I organised this event, to bring people to our land and raise awareness of the destruction Adani (Bravus) is doing to it.” Participants in the Tour De Carmichael. Picture: supplied The tour had previously stopped at a number of significant sites to the Wangan and Jagalingou people, and camped at “Dalgayu Dina”, the site on Bravus’ pastoral lease where Mr McAvoy and others have built a ...

Anti-coal protesters will take part in a Tour De Carmichael 105km bicycle ride to a mine site in Central Queensland in a show of opposition to the project. More than 100 cyclists left the Gregory Highway on Tuesday morning to begin their ride to the Carmichael mine site. In a statement, event organisers said the next five days of their journey would include a guided tour of Wangan and Jagalingou country with Coedie McAvoy, as well as passing Bravus Mining and Resources’ Carmichael mine site. But a Bravus spokeswoman has slammed the group for “putting their own safety and that of our wo...

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...

‘The safety and wellbeing of the people in our workforce is our primary concern.’