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Barro Group has been granted permission to convert the Sunshine Kealba Quarry into landfill.

Barro gets okay to landfill Kealba quarry

The Barro Group has been given the go ahead to turn the former Sunshine Kealba quarry, in Victoria’s western suburbs, into landfill. 
A new study shows that koalas do not necessarily reintegrate into restored floral areas after mining.

Animals “bear” the scars of disturbed landscapes

Restoring a disturbed landscape after mining is not a guarantee that the animals that once lived there will return, according to a new Australian study.

Orica is proposing to build an ammonium nitrate emulsion storage facility in central Queensland.

Explosives supplier wants second Queensland plant

Explosives giant Orica is proposing to build a new plant in central Queensland that will store, distribute and blend ammonium nitrate emulsion and store and distribute ammonium nitrate.

The Queensland Mines and Quarries - Safety Performance and Health Report 2011-12 is now available to download.

Sobering health, safety findings for Queensland quarries

According to the findings of the recent Queensland Mines and Quarries - Safety Performance and Health Report 2011-12, the Queensland quarry sector has some navel gazing to do.
Holcim’s proposed project area for its Cooma Road operation, near Queanbeyan, NSW.

Holcim holds on for new projects

Holcim has two quarry projects on hold for the time being in two very different locations — but with the same outcome so far.
As part of changes to mines legislation, WA quarries and mines will be required to provide mine closure plans to government by July 2014.

New requirements for mine closures in WA

As part of changes to mines legislation, WA quarries and mines will be required to provide mine closure plans to government by 2014.

The “476 visa” will enable engineering graduates under 31 years of age to live and work in Australia for up to 18 months.

Visa reforms to ease engineering shortage

Australia’s engineering skills shortage should ease with the announcement of reforms to the “476 visa” that allows young foreign engineers to work in Australia.
A volcanic basalt rock quarry near Mt Schank should be arable land within two years.

Mt Schank quarry returns to farming

A quarry in South Australia that has produced volcanic basalt rock for use in concrete and roads for almost 60 years is returning to its roots.
After a long-winded process, NGL Sands finally has the green light.

Long-winded WA quarry expansion approved

A Western Australian sand operation has been granted the right to expand its operations despite initial red tape by the local council and the vociferious protests of near neighbours.
Simon Ridge urges mining and quarrying operators to review new health and safety regulations.

Call to review OH&S regs for WA

The Department of Mines and Petroleum’s (DMP) top safety expert is urging mining industry operators to review proposed new health and safety regulations for Western Australia.
Landfill operators are disappointed that some of their sites do not qualify under the Federal Government's carbon farming initiative.

Landfill operators say it’s a carbon backflip

Landfill operators say the Gillard government has done a last-minute backflip on carbon credits and is wasting the chance to cut Australia’s annual greenhouse emissions.
Norman Moore: Confident the MRF is a more flexible and cost-effective system for industry.

New mining rehabilitation fund for WA

The Western Australian state government has announced that it will establish a new fund to replace the environmental bond system for mine rehabilitation.

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