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New Products

The Precisionscreen Super Reclaimer 1050 is easy to transport from site to site.

Crushing
Easy maintenance, efficient screening -

The Super Reclaimer 1050 is Precisionscreen’s largest "conventional"-style screening plant. Read More »

The new 23m tracked stacker will be one of the heaviest models available in its class.

Conveying
Structural rigidity, stable track travel -

A new 23-metre (75’) tracked stacker has joined the Superior Industries line of portable conveying solutions. Read More »

The SandStorm 620 offers up to three aggregates and two sand products.

New Products
Modern washer offers exceptional results -

Due to its modular, customisable design, the McCloskey SandStorm 620 is suited to most sand and aggregate washing applications. Read More »

The advanced technological design of theTerex Finlay I-140RS tracked impact crusher offers improved material flow.

Mobile Plant
Advanced model impact crusher -

The Terex Finlay I-140RS tracked impact crusher offers improved material flow and production capabilities in quarrying, demolition and recycling applications.... Read More »

The M515 can process a variety of raw materials, including limestone, granite, steel slag and C&D waste.

Mobile Plant
Tough, robust trommel -

The MDS M515 heavy-duty trommel is capable of handling rocks weighing up to a tonne, while delivering an output of up to 500 tonnes per hour. Read More »

In-Depth

News
Disruption, supply issues dominate CMIC 18 -

With its theme of ‘Building Tomorrow’s Australia’, CMIC 18 posed questions about the industry’s ability to deliver quality materials for future building demand – against a climate of rapid change and policy uncertainty. Damian Christie reports. Read More »

12/11/2018 • By Damian Christie

News

The boom in public infrastructure projects, particularly in Melbourne, has contributed to a record production year for the concrete, cement and aggregates industries.

News
Strong demand drives record production year -

More than 30 million cubic metres of pre-mixed concrete were produced across Australia in the 2017 calendar year, according to a survey commissioned by Cement Concrete and Aggregates Australia. Read More »

30/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Boral is seeking to modify the road transport limits from its Dunmore Quarry (pictured).

News
Consent changes sought for Dunmore quarry -

Boral is seeking a modification to the current planning consent for transport from its Dunmore quarry in New South Wales. Read More »

30/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Santin Quarry Products, in Blakebrook, NSW, will now be able to expand the rate of extraction at its 15ha site on Rosehill Road (pictured). Image courtesy of Google Maps.

News
Site’s life expectancy extended to 2036 -

A northern NSW municipality has granted an application to extend the life of a Blakebrook quarry until 2036. Read More »

30/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Work at Ekibin Quarry, one of Brisbane’s earliest extractive sites, in the 1950s. Photo courtesy of The Courier Mail.

News
Development plans for former site -

The area around Stephens Mountain, Brisbane, which includes the former Ekibin quarry, has been approved for future development. Read More »

30/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

A waterfall, built into the rock face, is visible from the terraces of each of the 337 rooms of the new Shimao Wonderland ‘groundscraper’ in Shanghai.

News
Luxury quarry hotel set to open -

After almost 10 years of construction, Shimao Wonderland, a luxury Intercontinental hotel built into a quarry at the base of Tianmen Mountain in Shanghai, China, is finally set to open. Read More »

30/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Penryhn Quarry is one of the few active slate quarries in Wales today.

News
Slate pits recommended for world heritage status -

The quarries of northwest Wales have been nominated for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Read More »

30/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Sponsored Content

News
Exceptional performance in tough conditions -

Today’s industrial operations depend on housed unit bearings to keep things moving – particularly in demanding conditions and dirty environments. Read More »

27/11/2018 • By Tim Robertson

Tuesday, 11 December, 2018 08:13pm

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New discovery sheds light on ancient quarrying techn...

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Luxury quarry hotel set to open

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Strong demand drives record production year

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Consent changes sought for Dunmore quarry

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Development plans for former site

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Site’s life expectancy extended to 2036

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Slate pits recommended for world heritage status

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Exceptional performance in tough conditions

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Sand mine operator tests community waters

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International program to promote cleaner, safer vehi...

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