Damning report shows Anglo put production above safety at Grosvenor
The Coal Mining Board of Inquiry's final report released today paints a shocking picture of safety management at Anglo's Grosvenor mine, finding that...
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The Coal Mining Board of Inquiry's final report released today paints a shocking picture of safety management at Anglo's Grosvenor mine, finding that...
The CFMEU said a mine truck rollover in Central Queensland ‘should be treated with the ‘seriousness it deserves’.
Grosvenor Coal Mine worker says underground explosion was 'like standing in a blowtorch' updated 2 AprApril 2021 at 8:40am Wayne Sellars, who was injured in the blast at the Grosvenor Mine, testified at the Coal Mining Board of Inquiry. ( Share Print text only Cancel One of the five workers seriously injured in a central Queensland mine explosion in 2020 has spoken publicly about the ordeal for the first time, saying the explosion felt "like standing in a blowtorch". Key points: Wayne Sellars was one of five workers seriously injured in the Grosvenor Mine explosion on May 6, 2020 He suffered ...
Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland's Coal Mining Board of Inquiry has released a list of witnesses to appear at a second tranche of hearings into last year's Grosvenor Mine blast. The second round of hearings will begin on Tuesday, March 9 2021 in Brisbane Magistrates Court. The hearings will explore high potential incidents of methane exceedances that occurred at Anglo American's Grosvenor Mine between July 1, 2019 and May 5, 2020 as well as the May 6 blast that left five miners with serious burns injuries. The names of witnesses to appear in weeks one to three of the hearings h...
Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland’s Coal Mining Board of Inquiry is pushing ahead with a second tranche of hearings into last year’s Grosvenor Mine blast, with a list of witnesses set to be released in the coming days. The second round of hearings will begin on Tuesday, March 9 2021 in the Brisbane Magistrates Court. The hearings will explore high potential incidents of methane exceedances that occurred at Anglo American’s Grosvenor Mine between July 1, 2019 and May 5, 2020 as well as the May 6 blast that left five miners with serious burns injuries. The inquiry began in Augu...