A 2000 year old quarry has been discovered during an excavation for the paving of a highway in Jerusalem, the Israel Antiquities Authorities (IAA) has announced.
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Construction materials product safety award
A concrete cleaning product was amongst the winners of the 8th annual Safe Work Australia Awards in Canberra at the end of April.
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Stockpiling SuperStacker
The extendable SuperStacker is a heavy duty telescoping conveyor that utilises programmable automated stockpiling.
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Call to review OH&S regs for WA
The Department of Mines and Petroleum?s (DMP) top safety expert is
urging mining industry operators to review proposed new health and
safety regulations for Western Australia.
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Council to approve Kin Kin Quarry plan
Kin Kin quarry on Queensland?s Sunshine Coast is due to have its management plan approved by council, much to the annoyance of local opponents.
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Orica explodes into action
Orica will team with Norwegian chemical company Yara and US oil and gas company Apache to build a new $825 million ammonia nitrate plant near Karratha in WA?s Pilbara region.
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Seeing around corners
ASA Electronics has introduced the new Voyager ToughCam 7" digital wireless observation system with WiSight technology.
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Holcim has ?win? over council
Holcim has won the right to quarry on Skeleton Hill following a
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal hearing that overturned
Indigo Council?s decision to reject planning approval.
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CCAA presents plan to LNP government
Cement Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA) has called for the new LNP Queensland state government to develop a long-term strategy to guarantee the supply of construction materials to fuel Queensland?s recovery and growth.
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Wirtgen and Tricon to supply Kleemann
A partnership between Wirtgen Australia and Tricon Mining Equipment will allow Tricon to supply Kleemann crushers, screens, spare parts and service to the east coast of Australia.
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