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Where The Mining Jobs Are

Mining jobs will be thin on the ground in the first quarter of 2015, however boilermakers, welders and diesel mechanics with experience in mining are still in demand, according to the latest Hays...

Turner & Townsend Appointed to Carmichael Coal Mine

Parsons Brinckerhoff has appointed Turner & Townsend  to provide support services to the Project Management Consultant (PMC) team on the Carmichael coal mine, port, and rail project in the...

EPA will oversee all gas activity stages

EPA Will Now Oversee All Stages Of Gas Activities

    Changes to legislation requiring all gas industry activities taking place in NSW to have an environment protection licence will enable the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to...

Coal Seam Gas Headed For a Bumper Year

Coal seam gas extraction is headed for a bumper year in 2015 with IBISWorld analysts predicting the sector will grow by an impressive 148 per cent this year. On the flip side, Petroleum is headed for...

Heavy Metal Kids Are Very Resourceful

A newborn infant will need a lifetime supply of: • 800 pounds of lead • 750 pounds of zinc • 1,500 pounds of copper • 3,593 pounds of aluminum • 32,700 pounds of iron • 26,550 pounds of clays •...

Gas Industry Disappointed with NSW Labor Moratorium

Australia’s peak oil and gas industry body has labelled NSW Labor’s call for a moratorium on the production of the state’s gas resources as “alarming news for 1.3 million natural gas...

Cape Lambert Axes 117 Jobs

The jobs of 117 people have been axed across Cape Lambert Resources’s Western Australian operations in response to plummeting iron ore and commodity prices. Cape Lambert has also reduced...

Size Matters: The Big Boys of Mining

In the world of mining, it doesn’t get much bigger than this: The Biggest Open Cast, Hand Dug Mine in the World: The Big Hole of Kimberly, South Africa The Big Hole of Kimberly was dug by hand...

The Department of Industry has forecast a decline in exports

Resources and Energy Earnings to Decline 2014-15

The Department of Industry’s Resources and Energy Quarterly-December Quarter 2014 report has forecast that Australia’s resources and energy export earnings will decline by 10 per cent in...