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(Image source: Bravus Mining and Resources) Workers undertaking scheduled electrical systems maintenance on the bypass circuit of the Carmichael mine’s CHPP.

Rock your work-life balance as more jobs become available at Carmichael mine

Rock your work-life balance as more jobs become available at Carmichael mine Bravus Mining and Resources and major contracting partner DRA Global are seeking to add skilled operators, technical trades and maintenance crew to the team that keeps the Carmichael mine’s Coal Handling and Preparation Plant (CHPP) running smoothly. DRA Global senior vice president - APAC East Michael Carretta says the business was recruiting about 20 new site-based roles to support the operation and maintenance of the multi-million-dollar facility that processes the raw coal, sort it into grades and stockpile it for loading onto trains....

(Image source: Bowen Rail Company) From L-R: Netball Association secretary Michelle Bossen and Cyclones players with Bowen Rail Company health, safety and community manager Marty Trask with Bowen in their refurbished kitchen.

Bowen Netball scores big with Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program

Bowen Netball scores big with Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program Bowen’s Cyclones netballers have swapped their bibs for aprons thanks to a Bowen Rail Company (BRC) community grant to refurbish their canteen kitchen and keep their club on track. Bowen Netball Association was one of four grant recipients in the latest round of Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program, which supports local not-for-profit organisations and community groups with the purchase of small assets that can make a big difference. Bowen Netball secretary Michelle...

Environmental scientists undertaking groundwater sampling from a borehole near the Carmichael mine.

Bravus Mining groundwater research celebrated internationally

Bravus Mining groundwater research celebrated internationally Years of scientific work to better understand ancient springs in outback Queensland has paid off for local researchers who will take their findings to the world stage at a prestigious conference in Davos, Switzerland. Dr Richard Cresswell and Anne Gibson from Eco Logical Australia will present at the upcoming International Association of Hydrogeologists World Groundwater Congress in September. The research focuses on the Doongmabulla Springs Complex, which lies more than 11km away from Bravus Mining and Resources Carmichael mine near Clermont in Central Queensland. Dr Cresswell and Ms Gibson used multiple scientific techniques and approaches including field trips,...

(Image source: Bravus Mining and Resources) The Clermont Wombat Festival is one of more than 100 regional Queensland organisations Bravus Mining and Resources has supported through the auspices of its community partnership program.

Bravus’ coal-out for community grant applications

Bravus’ coal-out for community grant applications Bravus Mining and Resources is calling on community groups and not-for-profits across regional Queensland to apply for the latest round of grants from the company’s 2025 community partnership program. Bravus Mining and Resources Head of Community Kate Campbell says the community partnership program is a fundamental part of the business and its Carmichael mine near Clermont in central Queensland. “We’re proud to operate in regional Queensland and always seek to back our local communities and the things...

Recent results support the strategy to increase the nameplate production rate and mine life.

Significant production potential confirmed at Gould’s Dam

Significant production potential confirmed at Gould’s Dam Following strong intercepts, where up to 2925ppm triuranium octoxide was encountered, significant production potential has been confirmed at the Gould’s Dam deposit in South Australia. Gould’s Dam is part of Boss Energy’s (ASX: BOE) Honeymoon uranium mine and the results support the company’s strategy to increase the nameplate production rate and mine life at the mine. The production rate will increase from the current nameplate capacity of 2.45mlbspa to the export permit limit of 3.3mlbspa. A total of 96 mud rotary holes have been drilled to date at the Sunrise and Billeroo targets with other...

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Gold and Lithium Operations Show Resilience in Australian Mining Industry

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Gold and Lithium Operations Show Resilience in Australian Mining Industry

Gold and Lithium Operations Show Resilience in Australian Mining Industry Australia's mining industry has seen positive results in gold and lithium operations, with three of the country's prominent miners releasing their March quarterly production reports. Westgold Resources Westgold Resources' (ASX: WGX) Q3 production highlights saw 60,512oz of gold produced at an all-in sustaining cost (AISC) of $2094 per oz, and the company is confident in exceeding its 2023 financial year production guidance. Westgold Resources managing director Wayne Bramwell says "our team sees additional opportunities in every one of our mines and the business functions that support them, with a view to growth, are committed to building a safe, profitable and sustainable business into (the 2024 financial year)". Gold Road Resources...

BlackRock blacklists thermal coal

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BlackRock blacklists thermal coal

BLACKROCK is the latest investor firm to call it quits on thermal coal. In a letter to its clients, the world’s biggest fund manager stated that in response to clients’ concerns about the impact that sustainability factors were having on economic growth, asset values and financial markets, it would no longer invest in companies sourcing more than 25pc of revenue from thermal coal. It marks a 180 degree turn on its previous program of aggressively buying Australian coal stocks in 2019. In outlining its reasons for a new approach to sustainability, BlackRock stated “the most significant of these factors today relates to climate change”. “Namely, how the global transition to a low-carbon economy could affect a company’s long-term profitability. “The...