Geology, Geology Talk, International News, News
Melting rock models predict mechanical origins of earthquakes
Engineering academics have devised a model that can predict the early mechanical behaviours and origins of earthquakes in multiple …
Editor's Desk, OH&S Products, Safety
Why safety shouldn’t be a lofty Christmas ideal
Taking it to the end of 2019 and spending Christmas with our families and friends ought to be a relief …
Education, OH&S News, President’s Desk, Safety, Training
IQA membership value more than just the education on offer
It’s an exciting time for the Institute of Quarrying Australia. I have to thank Clayton Hill for his leadership and …
Geology Talk
The elements of surprise
As we close out the year, Bill Langer acknowledges some of the elements on the Periodic Table, which was first …
Geology, Geology Talk
Steel: A global product for the US market
In 2018 the USA imposed steel tariffs on all but four countries outside North America (including Australia). Bill Langer explains …
President’s Desk
Gearing up for a busy 2019 in professional development
The IQA is poised to revamp its education and training offerings this year. <strong>Clayton Hill</strong> explains the benefits of the revamped program for members and how it will contribute to sustainable growth and longevity for the Institute ...
Geology, Geology Talk
Celebrating a golden anniversary
Bill Langer this month commemorates a milestone in his personal life, but will his wife Pam accept his golden gift?
Editor's Desk
Will the good ships of quarrying encounter stormy weather?
The crystal ball is back! Damian Christie discusses which states and territories are getting the most out of our current infrastructure boom - and as a result whether the quarrying industry is equipped to leverage off this activity ...
Geology Talk
Made to order screens
Locker Group’s extensive range of screen media, which is renowned for its efficiency and extended wear life, can now be customised to quarrying producers’ expectations.
Geology Talk
Hey! Have you got rocks in your head?
Continuing his exploration of the periodic table, <strong>Bill Langer</strong> this month examines the mineral elements on which the brain relies for sustenance and growth …
Editor's Desk