Major Cairns property development starts
Earthmoving equipment rolled on site this week to begin work on the $35 million Mount Sheridan residential development in Cairns. The 130-lot project is being
March 16, 2016
Earthmoving equipment rolled on site this week to begin work on the $35 million Mount Sheridan residential development in Cairns. The 130-lot project is being
Workers dealing with formwork on Queensland construction sites will be operating under a revised Formwork Code of Practice from March 31. Employment and Industrial Relations
Many subcontractors are missing out on the benefits of a key asset protection tool, a Queensland accountant warns. The national Personal Property Securities Act came into
The rapidly changing face of business in the 21st Century requires everybody to think outside the box when starting out or planning an expansion. Brothers
QCoal Group has signed contracts with Lend Lease and Powins for high-voltage electrical supply work as construction continues on its $1.7 billion Byerwen coal project.
Almost 10,000 Queensland businesses are facing a high risk of financial failure within the next 12 months as the resource sector struggles, according to a
The Palaszczuk Government today released Queensland’s first State Infrastructure Plan in more than three years. Hand-in-hand with that blueprint came a new State Infrastructure Fund
A $30 million Riverway Drive duplication project at Townsville and a $40 million package to replace timber bridges on the Dawson Highway between Gladstone and
The collapse in global oil prices over the past 12 months is decimating oil and gas exploration activity in Australia, according to independent analyst EnergyQuest.
Komatsu Australia has expanded its service and support operations in the Central Queensland region, adding two resident technicians in Clermont and one in Barcaldine along
Industry experts are set to gather in Alice Springs next week to attend the 17th Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar (AGES). Northern Territory Mines and Energy
The Australian Government has announced the appointment of Graeme Kanofski as the new chair of the Regional Development Australia (RDA) Fitzroy and Central West committee
Voluntary administrators FTI Consulting have laid off all staff at Queensland Nickel, effective tomorrow afternoon. There were more than 500 staff left at the Yabulu
Ipswich entrepreneur Kaitlyn Moore has taken on Chinese manufacturers in the formwork business and is now leading the charge to give the Australian industry a
Container vessel Kota Nasrat has docked in Townsville for the first time as Mariana Express Lines continues to expand its Asia North Australia (ANA) service.
Two mining engineers have been appointed to the mining industry’s Board of Examiners. And for the first time in Queensland, they are women. State Development
Aspiring environmental engineer and Dysart SHS student Tara Toshack has won the student award in the 11th annual Queensland Resources Council (QRC) and Women in
Malachite Resources has entered into a heads of agreement with Ore Processing Services to establish a mobile mineral processing plant at the Lorena gold project,