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Xstrata approves $589 million facelift for Ernest Henry Mining

Friday 04 December 2009

Xstrata Copper has approved a $589 million investment to transform its open-cut Ernest Henry Mining to an underground mine and become Queensland's first iron ore producer.


Ivanhoe upgrades molybdenum resource

Thursday 22 October 2009

Ivanhoe Australia has discovered high grade molybdenum and rhenium mineralisation close to its current Merlin deposit in Queensland.


Training pays off for Donaldson Coal

Wednesday 30 September 2009

A push to find employees with the right cultural fit, and a structured training program, have seen Donaldson Coal take out the Workforce Development Innovation Award at the 2009 Mining Industry Skills Centre Training Awards.


Contributions awarded

Tuesday 22 September 2009

Two long serving members of the Australian mining industry were recognised today at the Excellence in Mining and Exploration conference in Sydney.


CYU posts positive results

Tuesday 26 May 2009

China Yunnan Copper Australia (CYU) has posted positive drilling results at its Cloncurry North Project in Queensland.


Development at Cloncurry North and Mount Isa

Monday 04 May 2009

China Yunnan Copper Australia has commenced a drilling program on anomalies at its northwest Queensland project areas.


Job cuts may hit copper

Friday 06 March 2009

Xstrata Copper's CEO Steve de Kruijff has warned that job cuts may be on the horizon at its north and west Queensland copper mining operations.


New flight to Cloncurry

Friday 03 October 2008

SkyAirWorld has announced an additional weekly flight between Brisbane and Cloncurry as a result of overwhelming demand on its new domestic service.


Female attraction

Thursday 19 June 2008

With the skills shortage at boiling point, the Bowen Basin is implementing some innovative initiatives to retain and attract women to the mining industry. Jessica Darnbrough writes for Australian Mining.


Cloncurry miners get ready for jet travel

Wednesday 11 June 2008

Workers in rural Queensland’s mining industry will soon have another air travel option to and from Cloncurry, with Brisbane-based SkyAirWorld soon to be operating a scheduled service.


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