The Victorian Resources Regulator has approved a major new sand quarry for Latrobe Valley Sands in the state’s east, adding to a growing list of approvals since July 1.
IQA to review resilient year at AGM
The Institute of Quarrying Australia (IQA) will hold its annual general meeting (AGM) on October 5, with matters of COVID-19, the IQA Conference, and constitutional amendments to be discussed.
Sand quarry sees untimely end as imports take priority
A sand quarry closure on the European island nation of Jersey means building materials costs will rise for its population. The site reached its permitted production levels with no extension application in sight.
Queensland resets to improve site safety
Work sites across Queensland’s extractive industries have been undertaking site safety resets in August and September to ensure safety measures are kept up to date across the state.
National Safe Work Month: think safe. work safe. be safe.
National Safe Work Month is fast approaching and Safe Work Australia has announced the campaign theme for October.
Victorian Regulator addresses flood risks in quarries
The Victorian Earth Resources Regulator has increased its presence and interest in flood management across the state’s quarries, communities, and associated infrastructure.
Victoria’s Big Build supported by priority resources
The CCAA has welcomed the Victorian Government’s prioritisation of quarry resources in South Gippsland and Wyndham local government areas.
Victorian Regulator’s new guidelines consider community and quarries
The Victorian Earth Resources Regulator has updated a range of guidelines about rehabilitation plans and costs, while also introducing new quarry planning controls.
Alex Fraser raises the bar in construction waste recycling
Alex Fraser Group has been awarded a Quarry Registration Certificate from Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads for its Archerfield and Nudgee recycling facilities.
Ombudsman investigates EPA on West Gate spoil
The Victorian Ombudsman has sought to confirm that three waste management facilities have complied with environmental management plans (EMP) to receive spoil from the West Gate Tunnel Project.