The technologies and products acquired will enable FLSmidth to offer and supply complete, unmanned integrated bulk handling solutions to mining, stockyard and port Read more
Visa reforms to ease engineering shortage
It is estimated the reform will increase the number of overseas graduates eligible to work in Australia by more than 900 per cent.
The Read more
A bribe ? or remuneration?
Angry residents in Bolton, UK have accused a businessman of handing out ?bribes? in a bid to keep Harwood Quarry open for longer.
More than Read more
New tool for hard rock miners
The US National Mining Association (NMA) president and chief executive officer Hal Quinn and David Kanagy, the executive director of the Society for Mining, Read more
Variety of applications for large crusher
It is ideally suited for the production of 1.5 inch (38mm) aggregate rock commonly used in concrete for road building applications.
The Turbo 128 Read more
Caterpillar foreshadows price rises
This price increase will be effective from January 2013 and includes adjustments to list prices and merchandising support. It will vary geographically as well as Read more
ACE Queensland gets Ministerial tick
The Honourable Jeff Seeney MP, the Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, cut the ribbon across the entry into the Expo and took Read more
Joints, humpback whales and quarries
A few years ago I had the pleasure of being a keynote speaker at an annual meeting of the IQA. Before and after the Read more
Young members undertake SE Asian study tour
The study tour focused on site visits, giving participants exposure to industry experts and an insight into international practices, enterprises and standards relating to Read more
Scanning before damming
Water is a precious commodity in Australia, making dam construction, maintenance and enlargement a critical part of every town and city?s infrastructure. It is Read more