Screenmasters Australia has introduced the GIPO Mag 2700 vertical shaft impactor to Australia.
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Motorised conveyor cleaning solution
The motorised brush cleaner is Flexco’s latest addition to its range of belt cleaners.
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ACCC sues union for industrial action against Boral
The Australian competition watchdog has moved to sue a union whose illegal industrial conduct allegedly cost a major building and construction materials supplier $10 million.
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State government rejects new quarry proposal
A major industry company has expressed disappointment with a state government’s decision to turn down a quarry proposal that was designed to replace an existing quarry site.
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Enviro assessments to benefit from biodiversity partnership
A university and a mining company have partnered to develop an understanding of the relationship between biodiversity and the environment, which may improve the effectiveness of data gathered for project proposals.
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Woody ‘clumps’ may improve quarry rehabilitation
Local research has indicated that woody material could play a part in helping reptiles and mammals successfully recolonise rehabilitated mine sites – including quarries.
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Surveying innovations in quarrying
Surveying and quarrying have both been around since ancient times. These industries have undergone many technological changes since but the last decade in particular has seen some extraordinary innovations in surveying technology. Erik Birzulis explains how these innovations have revolutionised the way surveyors work and the outcomes.
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State puts site safety back into operator hands
A state government is currently developing new safety legislation that will place more responsibility on quarry operators to manage risks and hazards on their work sites.
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Preventing ASR in the management of concrete
Michael van Koeverden discusses how new forms of laboratory testing are being employed to make manufactured sands and other construction materials less reactive in concrete applications.
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Flying under the radar
Are there more subtle, less time-intensive and less bureaucratic ways of receiving approvals for changes to a development consent? And if so, how should they be pursued? Gary Peacock gives some advice to Mandy-Parry Jones.
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