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  • Chevron and Wooside contractors sue over 'comedy of errors'

    Chevron and Wooside contractors sue over 'comedy of errors'

    Chevron and Woodside Petroleum are facing further delays in completing their respective Pluto and Gorgon liquefied natural gas projects following legal action from their contractors.

    21/09/2011 | 0

  • Macmahon Holdings sees profit slump

    Mamahon Holdings said today it came within a whisker of posting a full-year loss, with its net profits dropping 97.2 per cent to $1 million due to writedowns and the impact of Australia's wet season.

    16/08/2011 | 0

  • PM to meet with mining women

    PM to meet with mining women

    Prime Minister Julia Gillard will meet with up to 200 women from the resource sector in central Queensland on Friday.

    25/05/2011 | 0

  • Coal rail negotiations

    The ACCC has granted approval for 16 coal miners to collectively negotiate with QR for access to its railways.

    05/08/2010 | 0

  • Contractors push in the Pilbara

    Contractors push in the Pilbara

    Aboriginal contract mining and services companies are looking to change the way resource companies interact with the local population.

    20/04/2010 | 0

  • New staff new risks

    Australia faces a new staffing deficit

    16/04/2010 | 0

  • SCORS software helps coal plants track performance

    A coal mining service provider has developed software to improve plant performance. Michael Mills reports.

    12/04/2010 | 0

  • Q&A with Jody Elliott: Mining industry must support contractor training

    Australian Mining journalist Michael Mills spoke to Jody Elliott, the director of mining employment information website The Resource Channel, about recruitment in the contract mining sector.

    12/04/2010 | 3

  • Beating the heat

    The CSIRO is working to develop a fire-suppressant gel as a potential solution to the risk of spontaneous combustion in underground coal mines.

    30/03/2010 | 0

  • Contract Mining and Services

    Australian Mining calls for editorial contributions to the April Contract Mining and Services features.

    16/03/2010 | 0

  • Coal miners unite in bid for Queensland Rail

    Queensland coal miners have resolved to band together to take ownership of Queensland Rail (QR), labelling the State Government's privatisation plans as "in the interest of neither the coal industry nor Queensland taxpayers."

    09/03/2010 | 0

  • Longer shifts will injure miners, CFMEU

    Longer standard shifts at BMA’s coal mines will be detrimental to safety at the mine, the CFMEU has claimed.

    24/02/2010 | 0

  • Immigration reforms to tackle skills shortages

    Reforms to the national permanent skilled migration program could ease the looming skills shortages in the mining industry.

    08/02/2010 | 0

  • Murky days ahead for the sunshine state

    A survey of Queensland mining executives has revealed an ageing workforce and an increased demand for skilled workers will hinder the state's growth in the next decade.

    18/01/2010 | 0

  • Coal miners to have their say

    Union representatives will give the Australian coal industry a voice at a climate change forum in Copenhagen next week.

    08/12/2009 | 0

  • New IR laws may unbalance pay levels

    A new industrial relations system could put highly skilled workers at a salary disadvantage.

    24/11/2009 | 0

  • Union slams coal industry's CPRS claims

    The Construction Forestry Mining & Energy Union has told MINING DAILY that the coal industry's cries for help in the face of emissions trading are unfounded.

    09/11/2009 | 0

  • Skills shortage set to increase

    A survey has found a skills shortage in the Australian workforce is set to increase within 12 months as world economies continue to rebound.

    30/10/2009 | 0

  • Industry Report: Mining Services in Australia

    The Mining Services industry is feeling the impact of the global financial crisis on the real economy. MINING DAILY presents key Mining Services outlook indicators from IBISWorld.

    07/10/2009 | 0

  • Executives and workers locked in ETS row

    The row between mining lobby groups and coal mine workers continues, with Queensland Resources Council chief executive Michael Roche weighing into the debate over the Federal Government's Emissions Trading Scheme today.

    06/10/2009 | 0

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