A construction company crew has essentially destroyed one of Belize's largest Mayan pyramids with backhoes and bulldozers to extract crushed rock for a road building project.
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Demolition experts in Brisbane were left red-faced after their skills failed to topple a silo last week. Their embarrassment went global as the incident made the news overseas as well as in Australia.
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Precisionscreen has been appointed the authorised dealer for the Sandvik Rammer hydraulic hammer range in Queensland and Papua New Guinea.
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KPMG says the Federal Budget leaves the resources sector confused, while the Minerals Council says it drives up taxes at the wrong time.
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A concrete cleaning product was amongst the winners of the 8th annual Safe Work Australia Awards in Canberra at the end of April.
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Brisbane’s Redland City Council is poised to make a decision on a planning application to extend Barro Group’s Mount Cotton quarry after several years of discussions and submissions.
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Manitou Australia has launched a micro-website dedicated to Gehl skid steer loaders and attachments for mining and quarry applications.
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Peninsula Waste Management is submitting plans to transform the former Pioneer Quarries site at Arthurs Seat into a landfill site.
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Turkey's sunflower industry, the ninth largest producer in the world of sunflowers per tonne per annum, is exploring how to use its leftovers in concrete.
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Transport lobby group the Committee for Adelaide Roads (CAR) has asked the state government to release the South Road Planning Study.
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A recent study into Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) has shown results from quarry product samples were higher than those from metal or coal mines.
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A new report concludes Australia’s 12-year engineering construction boom, the biggest in the nation's history, has peaked and is entering a period of decline.
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