BHP to double training academy despite vow it won’t invest in Qld growth
BHP will more than double its enrolment numbers at its Mackay-based academy that trains mine workers, despite claims it would not invest in any further growth in Queensland.
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Moranbah Airport ‘low risk’ Covid contact site after pilot tests positive
The double-vaccinated pilot later tested positive after flying into the mining town. Now he and the crew are in quarantine, and passengers urged to monitor symptoms.
‘Aussies eat Vegemite wrong way’: NYC chef’s shock claim
A New York chef is adding Vegemite to his pizzas in New York and claims Australians have been eating it the wrong way for decades.
Massive arrival brings Carmichael Mine closer to export goal
Measuring at the length of 283 Ford Falcons and carrying up to 7300 tonnes of coal, the new Carmichael Mine locomotives and wagons are almost ready to begin exporting.
Green lobbyists question major miner’s water data
Lock the Gate Alliance has called for Whitehaven Coal’s Winchester South EIS to be ‘thrown out’, raising concerns over water data and environmental impacts.
Vaccinations crucial to building economic recovery after Covid-19
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Hungry Jack’s billionaire warns anti-vaxxers
Hungry Jack’s billionaire Jack Cowin has a stern message for Australia’s anti-vaxxers, as well as rogue states playing to their own rules.
Hungry Jack’s joins fried chicken war
Hungry Jack’s is moving into Australia’s fried chicken war with a new offering to rival KFC and Red Rooster.
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