New Acland coal expansion battle continues
The CFMEU has joined the Queensland Resources Council in calling for the State Government to act on approvals for New Hope’s coal operations near Oakey.
The CFMEU has joined the Queensland Resources Council in calling for the State Government to act on approvals for New Hope’s coal operations near Oakey.
New Hope Group says it has received a judgement in its favour from the Queensland Court of Appeal in relation to the New Acland Stage
New Hope says it has been given no choice but to begin the process to make 150 workers redundant at the New Acland mine after
New Hope says it will have no choice on Monday but go ahead with its plan to make 150 New Acland Coal Mine workers redundant
New Hope Group has flagged ‘a significant announcement’ today on the future of its New Acland Coal Mine Stage 3 project, west of Toowoomba. Without
The coal miners’ union has called on the State Government to immediately declare the New Acland mine expansion a ‘prescribed project’, as hundreds of jobs
Mining company New Hope has moved a step closer to winning final approval to expand its New Acland operation on the Darling Downs. New Hope
New Hope’s bid to win approval for its $900 million New Acland Stage 3 project has gained a second wind with the Supreme Court setting
The State Government has refused an application to amend the Environmental Authority (EA) for the New Acland Stage 3 extension project. New Hope Group managing director
Failure to approve the New Acland Stage 3 project would cost the Australian economy about $7 billion in economic activity, most in Queensland, according to a
The Queensland Land Court has come down against the planned $900 million Stage 3 expansion of the New Acland coal mine on the Darling Downs.
New Acland Mine is trialling sorting technology more commonly used to process minerals in a coal application, improving the quality of feed into the washplant.
The continued delay on a decision around the New Acland Stage 3 expansion mining lease has severe ramifications for jobs, agriculture, nearby mines and the
More than 700 community members are expected to rally at Queensland Parliament tomorrow to voice their concerns of the impact of proposed water legislation on
Grazing trials on rehabilitated mine land and use of recycled water for its operations are among the measures that have seen the New Acland coal