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New Products

Delta’s TC1885C is one of the southern hemisphere’s largest track-mounted cone crushers.

Mobile Plant
Contract crushing and screening service -

Delta Group’s recycling division can supply key contract crushing and screening services for quarries and other extractive operators. Read More »

The L260H wheel loader can potentially fill a dump truck in just two passes.

Load & Haul
Wheel loader for toughest jobs -

The Volvo CE L260H is a two-pass loader purpose-built for tough jobs, ensuring optimum performance, profitability and fuel efficiency. Read More »

The MC 120 Z PRO is suitable for crushing medium-hard to hard natural stone.

Crushing
Heavy-duty mobile jaw crusher -

Kleemann’s MOBICAT MC 120 Z PRO, with a feed opening of 1200 x 800mm is perfect for crushing all types of material. Read More »

The AggMax 163-SR is designed to scrub mid-range tonnages of aggregate.

New Products
Scrubbing and attrition system -

The AggMax washing plant is capable of separating demolition and recycling materials into three washed aggregates. Read More »

The Komatsu WA500-8 has a bucket breakout force of 24,600 kgf and a dump clearance of 4755mm.

Load & Haul
Performance-enhancing production loader -

The new model, 38-tonne Komatsu WA500-8 wheel loader is now available to the Australian market for both sale and hire. Read More »

In-Depth

Case Studies
Heavy equipment hire helps avoid capital risk, project delays -

With demand for specialist machines outstripping supply globally, and with construction materials at a premium locally, quarries are feeling the “pinch” of the infrastructure boom. As Delta Rent’s Richard Khan explains, plant and equipment rental could be part of the solution to this “squeeze”. Read More »

News

The community consultation with the applicants for the Sutton Forest Quarry Project was hosted by the NSW Ministry of Planning and Environment.

News
Ambitious sand project to address public concerns -

An application in New South Wales by a consortium that proposes to extract one million tonnes of aggregates annually for 30 years is likely to be delayed by green tape. Read More »

16 hours ago • By Keith Noyahr • Staff Journalist

Volvo CE demonstrated the prototype LX2 electric compact wheel loader at the Volvo Group Innovation Summit in Berlin.

News
Prototypes unveiled as emissions-free trial begins -

Volvo Construction Equipment has unveiled new concept electric machines, coinciding with the trial of what could be the world’s first “emissions-free” quarry. Read More »

17 hours ago • By Keith Noyahr • Staff Journalist

The Broken Head Quarry (pictured) in Byron Bay has agreed to rehabilitate and revegetate its exhausted site.

News
Site’s environmental role in landmark outcome -

Collaboration between a quarry owner and a state planning and environment agency has led to a conservation breakthrough. Read More »

17 hours ago • By Keith Noyahr • Staff Journalist

The River Valley development has a natural setting with the Maribyrnong River running adjacent to it.

News
Urban living amidst tranquil life by the water -

Set on 129ha, with one fifth of the area devoted to open space, a former basalt quarry site is offering home buyers 1500 lots with great views. Read More »

17 hours ago • By Keith Noyahr • Staff Journalist

The Damon Memorial building today. The Oxblood red of the sandstone has faded over time.

News
The granite mine that failed to strike gold -

A mystery about the possible presence of gold veins in granite used for a memorial building in the 19th century may have been solved 130 years later. Read More »

17 hours ago • By Keith Noyahr • Staff Journalist

News
Construction materials industry conference just days away -

There are just days left to still register for CMIC 18, the joint IQA/CCAA construction materials industry conference, in Sydney from 19 to 21 September. Read More »

10/09/2018 • By Keith Noyahr • Staff Journalist

Editor's Comment

Editor's Desk
Navigating the four stages of crisis management -

Why extractive producers should take notice of the lessons learnt in the recent rescue of a junior soccer team in Thailand, says Damian Christie. Read More »

06/08/2018 • By Damian Christie

Tuesday, 25 September, 2018 01:49pm

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Ambitious sand project to address public concerns

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Urban living amidst tranquil life by the water

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The granite mine that failed to strike gold

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Site’s environmental role in landmark outcome

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Prototypes unveiled as emissions-free trial begins

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What is quarrying and why is it important?

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Construction market trends: What does it mean for th...

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Crushing stone with stone: Bryan Bartley, Jim Macdon...

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Contractor trials intelligent machine service

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