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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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Miners are each worth $1m to the economy.

Mining workers worth $1m each to national economy

Every mining and resource worker is worth $1m each to the economy with the industry’s productivity a staggering three times higher than nearest rivals, real estate.

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Bravus Carmichael coal mine. Supplied - Cameron Laird

Sector outlook: Inside the future of our resources industry

Industry leaders and global trends experts will outline the future of Queensland’s resources sector at a special event on Friday, July 12. BOOK NOW

Brisbane is one of the biggest resources towns.

$40bn earnings, 260k jobs: State’s biggest mining town revealed

Queensland’s biggest resources town has one in four people in a job supported by mining and energy, with the sector earning the city almost $40bn annually. SEARCH YOUR REGION

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Dire warning: Why Queensland could lose billions

Billions of dollars in investment is on the line as Queensland is viewed too risky to do business, with resource industry heavyweights explaining why it simply can’t compete with other states or countries.

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Premier Steven Miles and Treasurer Cameron Dick at Bongaree on Tuesday announcing a re-elected Labor government will build a new bridge to Bribie Island. Picture Lachie Millard

Your land, your mine, your future: Taxes see whole state benefit from industry

In the first two financial years, our fairer coal royalty tiers delivered an extra $9.4 billion back to Queenslanders and will see us all benefit for decades to come, writes Cameron Dick

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Mayor Greg Williamson has reiterated his focus on community and growth ahead of the March 2024 elections.

Regions raise royalties row: Claims southeast taking lion’s share

The resources industry has sunk $66bn into Queensland’s bottom line over the past decade, with the regions claiming to keep the state alive but arguing the money returned was “minuscule”.

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Towns springing up: Industry that put regional Qld on the map

The resources industry, perhaps more than any other, created the modern state of Queensland, writes Michael Madigan.

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17 June 2024 Carmichael Mine, Qld - Brianna Jozsef (2nd from right) is joined by her (from left) uncle Sammy Jellick, cousin Corey Jellick and mum Chanel Jozsef who all work at Bravus Mining and Resources' Carmichael Mine - Photo: Cameron Laird

‘Financial freedom, good lifestyle’: Meet the Qld mining family

Brianna Jozsef travels more than 600km to get to work but it’s a place that still feels like home. That’s because there is a chance she might run into eight members of her family at breakfast or dinner.

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