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Xstrata plans massive coal complex

Monday 01 February 2010

Xstrata Coal is aiming to develop a $15 billion, 100 million tonne per annum coal complex near the Queensland town of Wandoan.


Breaking News: historic day for Hunter Valley

Friday 18 September 2009

All relevant parties have now agreed to Newcastle's much anticipated long term coal export plan, with Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group (NCIG) finally agreeing to the framework.


Infrastructure underpins recovery, Roche

Friday 31 July 2009

The Queensland Resources Council has called for improvements to the State's infrastructure to capitalise on the recovering resources market.


Surat developers need government support

Thursday 02 July 2009

Australia risks losing overseas investment by not supporting mining infrastructure.


Infrastructure limits Victoria's potential

Wednesday 17 June 2009

Infrastructure constraints are being blamed for limiting Victoria's mining industry and restricting Australia's export economy.


Report highlights impediments to growth

Wednesday 27 May 2009

Infrastructure suffers from a cancer of neglect, according to Minerals Council of Australia CEO Mitchell Hooke.


Massive infrastructure shortfall in South Australia

Friday 03 April 2009

Phoenix Copper managing director Paul Dowd told delegates at yesterday's Financial Review Australian Infrastructure Conference 2009 that South Australia faces urgent infrastructure challenges if the State is to meet the needs of its new mineral economy.


Stay out of our business, Rowely

Friday 03 April 2009

Some of Australia's most prominent mining leaders gathered in Sydney yesterday, calling for the government to get serious about underwriting investment in the industry.


Mid-west development agreement

Friday 20 March 2009

Murchison Metals has announced that the Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett has signed a State Development Agreement with Oakajee Port & Rail (OPR) for the Oakajee port and rail infrastructure project.


Overseas workers to get fair go

Wednesday 10 December 2008

New laws were recently passed through Federal parliament designed to protect overseas workers and ensure that they are not exploited as little more than cheap labour.


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