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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

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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

‘Don’t be fooled’: What’s really happening in resources sector

The Queensland government is failing to deliver on its commitments to the state’s resources sector, writes Bravus boss Samir Vora.

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Billions of dollars, 2000 jobs from Qld mineral you’ve never heard of

Queensland will soon begin mining a critical mineral used to make long-lasting recyclable batteries, in a massive boost to the economy.

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Stage One HPA First Project facility in Yarwun, Gladstone.

Qld town proves mettle with world’s biggest facility of its type

Queensland is cementing itself as a leading producer of a certain mineral and related products, with work to begin on a huge new facility.

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Those predicting the death of coal are sorely mistaken – here’s why

Coal doesn’t just have a bright future – it plays an essential role in supporting our own future, writes Nick Jorss.

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MacIntyre Wind Farm outside Warwick has smashed its construction targets with the project having installed it's 100th turbine. Photo: Supplied

Fears race for renewables will see mining locked out

Vast parts of Queensland are at risk of having mining locked out, according to industry experts, who are calling for better policies and mapping of renewable energy projects.

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HOLDING FOR THE COURIER MAIL - DO NOT USE - Ex Cairns to the C MAIL -- - PICS BRIAN CASSEY -Mt Carbine Tungsten Mine run by EQ ResourcesRYAN MACNEILL PIc by Brian Cassey

Qld’s zombie mine sites that could be brought back to life

Abandoned mine sites from the tip of Cape of York to Gympie are being investigated to see if they can be brought back to life and reap more rewards for Queensland. SEE THE LIST

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Miner celebrities: Women lift the lid on industry’s grit and glamour

The rising female stars of the mining industry are taking to social media to lift the lid on what it’s like living in Queensland’s most rugged territory. SEE THE TIKTOKS

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HOLDING FOR THE COURIER MAIL - DO NOT USE - Ex Cairns to the C MAIL -- - PICS BRIAN CASSEY -Mt Carbine Tungsten Mine run by EQ ResourcesNIKITA LIS, EQ RESOURCES PRODUCTION FOREMAN PIc by Brian Cassey

‘Much to Mum’s disgust’: Fateful detour opens up unlikely career

Nikita Lis was working to become a doctor but a gap year caravan road trip to Cape York changed her life’s plans.

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CAREERS AT SOUTH32: We attract people with exceptional skills, who share our values and want to make a difference with the work they do. COAL MINING GENERIC

Average wage $150k but still struggling to attract staff

Workers in this industry earn 56 per cent more than the average Australian, but there are growing fears there won’t be enough staff over the next 20 years.

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The mega mining projects that could see Queensland boom.

Mapped: 98 Qld resource projects – 20k jobs, billions of dollars

There are 98 major resource projects worth billions and 20,000 jobs proposed for regions across Queensland. USE THE INTERACTIVE MAP

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