01/04/2019
• Anton Hartman
Road infrastructure has been vital to the way we live – and to the quarrying industry in particular. Now, as the Industrial Internet of Things ushers in a wave of innovative technologies, Anton Hartman explains that roads themselves will be transformed …
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02/11/2018
• Damian Christie
Kylie Fahey, the new IQA CEO, says she is focused on enhancing member engagement, and broadening access to education within the Institute and connectivity in the extractive industry.
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14/06/2018
• Clayton Hill
Clayton Hill explains why in tight economic times, education and training of your personnel should not be sacrificed in the pursuit of savings.
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29/10/2017
• Damian Christie
IQA has hailed its 60th annual conference in Toowoomba as a great success that showcased the region’s infrastructure growth and utilised local support and talent. Damian Christie highlights the key moments.
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28/05/2015
• John Stanton
The Institute of Quarrying Australia's awards program has been announced for 2015. John Stanton explains why IQA members should be throwing their hats into the ring ...
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08/11/2012
• Damian Christie
In mid-September, CMIC12- the fourth Construction Materials Industry Conference- returned to the city where it first began six years ago- Melbourne. Damian Christie was a keen observer at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.
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07/08/2012
Having issues generating trust or improving your image in your local community? Advertising and sales maestro Dan Gregory says that these challenges are not insurmountable.
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15/07/2012
Approximately 5000 delegates from 112 countries will converge on
Brisbane next month for the largest geological event ever to be held in
Australia.
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01/06/2012
Dr Dean Laplonge has previously reported on the potential impact of hyper-masculinity on safety conduct on mine sites. What has happened since then? How far has this debate moved along? Dean updates his thoughts on gendered behaviours and safety in the mining industry.
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30/05/2012
Do safety training programmes respond to problems caused by gendered behaviours in the resources and infrastructure sectors? Dr Dean Laplonge comments.
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The Australian oil and gas drilling sectors have developed competency qualifications for their personnel, but the drill and blast sectors have been slow to react.
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