The United Kingdom’s Hillhead exhibition will be postponed for the second year running due to COVID-19 – but Hillhead Digital is still set for 30-31 March.
Washing equipment supplier launches new identity
McCloskey International has introduced a new brand identity to support the growth and the re-alignment of its washing division and re-emphasise its commitment to the wet processing sector.
Compact dust suppression units for in-demand mobile market
Polo Citrus, which is renowned for its dust suppressant solutions, has adapted to the rising demand for mobile crushing plant in the extractive industry.
Recycled rubber used for concrete
RMIT University researchers have created a new technology to produce sustainable concrete using recycled rubber and construction waste.
Recycled aggregates encouraged in CSIRO roadmap
The CSIRO’s circular economy roadmap has outlined strategies to create jobs and build profits through plastic, glass, paper and tyres that are in landfill.
Geological tool detects ground activity in abandoned mines
A tool has been developed to detect the geological movement and groundwater flow in abandoned coal mines.
From pit to pit lakes: could abandoned sites be reborn?
It is believed that up to 90,000 extractive sites are located across Australia today. Academics from the Universities of Monash and Melbourne explain the potential for reviving these sites as vital assets for flood events, water retention and waste management.
NSW launches taskforce to boost construction materials manufacturing
A new Manufacturing Renewables Taskforce aims to drive the use of New South Wales materials and support local manufacturers.
Specialist construction products supplier introduces carbon removal technology for concrete
CE Construction Solutions has announced it will be distributing the CarbonCure carbon removal technology for Australia’s concrete producers.
Mobile dust suppression unit impresses in the field
A fast and effective mobile dust suppression solution for quarrying has emerged from the thoughtful collaboration of two local companies. Nickolas Zakharia reports.