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Volunteers are soldiering through a wet week of preparations with the final countdown to the 2025 Gympie District Show underway, including one important change to tickets.

Ticket changes, new drawcards: Countdown on to 2025 Gympie Show

Volunteers are soldiering through a wet week of preparations with the final countdown to the 2025 Gympie District Show underway, including one important change to tickets.

Generic photo of the Coppabella Mine southwest of Mackay. Photo: Macarthur Coal Ltd

‘Stand up for ourselves’: Besieged coal industry about to hit back

A national advocacy group has been formed by Queensland’s coal industry which has been “beaten about the head with a blunt stick”.

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More than energy: 30 surprise everyday things mining gives you

From birthing suite to funeral, meat and veg to the Melbourne Cup, there’s scarcely a facet of our lives mining doesn’t touch. SEE THE LIST

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Gas pipes run through a plant at the Queensland Curtis Liquefied Natural Gas (QCLNG) project site, operated by QGC Pty, a unit of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, in Gladstone, Australia, on Wednesday, June 15, 2016. Gas from more than 2,500 wells travels hundreds of miles by pipeline to the project, where it's chilled and pumped into 10-story-high tanks before being loaded onto massive ships. Photographer: Patrick Hamilton/Bloomberg

Activists are pushing falsehoods about natural gas – these are the facts

The gas sector’s role in delivering reliable and affordable energy is more important than ever, writes Keld Knudsen.

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KAYENTA, ARIZONA - JUNE 23: In an aerial view, the Kayenta Solar Plant is seen on June 23, 2024 in Kayenta, Arizona. In late February, the U.S. Department of Energy announced that it would begin plans to provide $76.5 million in federal financing to the Navajo Nation's Red Mesa Tapaha Solar Farm in southeast Utah. The move is intended to provide tribal lands with greater accessibility to power grids and further generate energy sales for the nonprofit Navajo Tribal Utility Authority. The nonprofit oversees and provides power to approximately 40,000 homes within the Navajo Nation, spanning portions of southeast Utah, northeast Arizona and northwestern New Mexico. Brandon Bell/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Brandon Bell / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

The inconvenient truth with renewables we’re all ignoring

Renewables are good when part of an energy mix, but there is a problem that is not up for debate, writes Lars Schernikau.

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12/7/2024: Steven Miles Premier of Queensland, interviewed by Chris Jones, Editor, The Courier-Mail, during the Future Resources 2024 lunch at the Brisbane Convention Centre. pic: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

‘Control the discussion’: Miles’ stunning admission on superprofits tax

Premier Steven Miles has made a stunning confession over the lack of consultation with the resources industry over royalty changes.

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Watch the replay: Premier defends royalties, TikTok star on mining’s seismic shift

Watch the replay: Premier defends royalties, TikTok star on mining’s seismic shift

TikTok sensation Sienna Mallon and Premier Steven Miles have headlined the Future Resources Queensland event in Brisbane on Friday. WATCH THE REPLAY

12/7/2024: Steven Miles Premier of Queensland, interviewed by Chris Jones, Editor, The Courier-Mail, during the Future Resources 2024 lunch at the Brisbane Convention Centre. pic: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

How to help mining towns prosper

Industry mining leaders have called for more services to help lure workers and their families out of the capital cities and create thriving regional communities.

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Bravus Carmichael coal mine. Supplied - Cameron Laird

Editor: What state’s resources sector really needs

Despite its enormous economic importance and global success, the Queensland resources sector faces an enduring and serious problem, writes the Editor.

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Mining CEOs claim Qld royalties regime ‘killing investment’

Mining and energy companies remain confident about continued strong demand for Queensland’s commodities, despite policy and regulatory uncertainty.

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A dump truck pulls in to be loaded up at Meandu Mine.Photo Tessa Mapstone / South Burnett Times

More mines, more jobs: Green energy fuels next resources boom

Queensland is on the cusp of another resources boom, fuelled by the rush to renewable energy projects, a leading demographer says.

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Janette Hewson attended the Future Resources Roundtable at the Courier-Mail offices in. Brisbane. Pics Adam Head

Future is bright for Queensland’s resources sector

From traditional commodities to the emerging critical minerals industry, there is a positive long-term future for Queensland’s resources sector, writes Janette Hewson.

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The ‘good guy’ fossil fuel even federal Labor appreciates

The ‘good guy’ fossil fuel even federal Labor appreciates

The Greens might not abide it, but even the federal Labor government sees a place for this fossil fuel in our future energy generation.

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A worker walks past a gas pipe marked

Revealed: Gas ‘powers Qld’s economy’ with $65bn cash injection

The Queensland gas sector has poured $65 billion into Queensland businesses since 2011, a new report detailing the economic impact of the sector has revealed.

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