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  • Proposed R&D tax legislation

    Deloitte has released a report on the effects the proposed R&D tax legislation will have on the mining sector.

    20/01/2010

  • Mining safety guide outlines changes to national legislation

    This year's Mining Industry Guide to Workplace Safety will focus on helping employers and employees prepare for the imminent national occupational health and safety legislation.

    19/03/2010

  • CPRS draft legislation slammed

    The Federal Government's draft legislation of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme has been slammed by critics who are concerned it will harm the economy without improving the environment.

    11/03/2009

  • Amendments to Mine Safety Laws

    QUEENSLAND mines, under new legislation, will be required to report all deaths at mines, not just those resulting from accidents, according to the Queensland Department of Mines and Energy (DME)

    14/12/2007

  • State ruling to sidestep farm claims

    New legislation may overturn a court decision to ban mining in the Liverpool Plains.

    21/04/2010

  • Dispute resolution in danger

    QUEENSLAND expertise in resolving disputes over resource development proposals was in danger of being diluted by legislation for the merger of the Land and Resources Tribunal with the Land Court, according to Queensland Resources Council chief executive Michael Roche.

    26/08/2007

  • Mine safety legislation clarified

    The Queensland Department of Mines and Energy (DME) has released a safety bulletin that clarifies what legislation is used and when on various mine sites during construction.

    09/07/2008

  • Mines Inspectorate modernises

    THE Queensland Government has embarked on a national recruitment drive to attract skilled mines inspectors and safety and health specialists to Queensland.

    28/09/2007

  • A storing solution for carbon dioxide

    The Minister for Resources and Energy Martin Ferguson has introduced landmark legislation to Parliament which will establish the world’s first comprehensive framework for carbon dioxide capture and geological storage.

    23/06/2008

  • Proposed R&D Tax Changes set to Hurt Miners

    The latest report from Deloitte examining how the new R&D legislation will effect the mining sector.

    20/01/2010

  • Gillard concedes 'drop dead' argument

    Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard has conceded the Australian Mines and Metals Association's (AMMA) argument against 'drop dead' dates for old workplace agreements.

    01/01/1980

  • Mines safety review in WA

    THE WA Government has appointed Commissioner Stephen Kenner of the WA Industrial Relations Commission to review the Mines Safety and Inspection Act 1994.

    08/10/2007

  • WA royalties program approved

    The Western Australian Government has approved the $670 million Royalties for Regions program, formally giving effect to the Royalties for Regions policy.

    14/10/2008

  • Govt delays ETS

    The Federal Government is expected to announce the delay of the ETS at lunch time today.

    04/05/2009

  • NSW planning framework scrutinised

    NSW may lose millions from coal projects in the Hunter Valley.

    03/06/2009

  • Underground miner wins Resources Award

    Sandra Collins, a Gladstone woman that fought the legislation preventing women from working in underground coal mines, has won the Resources Award for Women.

    09/03/2009

  • Underground miner wins Resources Award

    Sandra Collins, a Gladtsone woman that fought the legislation preventing women from working in underground coal mines, has won the Resources Award for Women.

    09/03/2009

  • Native Title lag

    The University of Queensland has announced a course to assist the mining industry with the latest amendments to Native Title legislation.

    05/02/2010

  • Petroleum and gas changes for safety

    CHANGES to Queensland's petroleum and gas legislation with a view to improving safety and health issues for the industry are now in effect.

    03/01/2008

  • Milestone reached for WA mining tenements

    The Department of Mines and Petroleum has reached a milestone with the reduction of the number of pending tenement applications to fewer than 10,000.

    26/03/2009

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