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  • 04 Oct 2017 9:48 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)
    Don’t miss out on your chance to join industry leaders, government experts and other specialists to discuss pressing issues facing mining, the big trends and how to prepare for future challenges.


    Key issues to be explored include: Indigenous and regional community engagement; water stewardship; mine closure and relinquishment; regulatory approvals; community expectations; and the influence of technology.

    The event has an excellent line up speakers including Dr Vanessa Guthrie (Chair, MCA), Ms Elizabeth Henderson (Executive Director, Loquemur) and Ms Deanna Kemp (Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining).

    The workshop provides access to industry leaders and experts in an interactive format built around robust discussion.  It is a networking opportunity – connecting professionals, managers, community and environmental practitioners, students and industry partners.  

    The MCA hosts this workshop to promote leading practice. It is not for profit and structured to minimise travel costs and time out of the office.

    Participants will walk away with an understanding of leading practice approaches and learnings they can apply in their own workplace. For the full program, and to register, go to www.ecw2017.com.au


  • 18 Sep 2017 9:20 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    Applications are now open for the Coal Rehabilitation Fund postgraduate scholarships.  Attached are the flyer and guidelines which can be downloaded and distributed to any of your contacts who may be interested.

    The information is also available on the front page of the QRC website.

    Note that the closing date for applications is 4 December 2017.

  • 10 Aug 2016 10:10 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    Our March 2016 newsletter has just been e-mailed to all contacts and is also available either through our Members Only area or by clicking here.

  • 02 Jun 2016 8:32 AM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    The members area gallery has been populated with photos from our most recent event. Presentations are also now available online.

    Look out as we update photos from earlier CQMRG events!

  • 14 Mar 2016 9:30 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    Our March 2016 newsletter has just been e-mailed out and is also available either through our Members Only area or by clicking here.

  • 11 Mar 2016 3:29 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    Ethical Corporation have spoken to Rudolph Botha, Mine Closure Lead and the architect of Anglo American’s mine closure toolkit and have put together a summary of how Anglo-American - a leading extractives company - is addressing the risks to social license, reputation and community relations that project closure creates. This summary is available to download for free here - http://1.ethicalcorp.com/LP=10426


  • 25 Feb 2016 10:00 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    The Minerals Council of Australia today released a new publication titled Mine Rehabilitation in the Australian minerals Industry showcasing the commitment by the industry to mine site rehabilitation so that previously mined land again becomes available for future economic activity, conservation or community use.

    The publication demonstrates that the industry does not consider mine rehabilitation as something that begins towards the end of the project, but rather a process that begins right from the beginning of the mine project planning.

    The MCA's mine rehabilitation website can be found at: http://www.austminerehab.com/ and you can download the new publication here: http://bit.ly/minerehab.

  • 11 Mar 2015 10:33 PM | Stuart Ritchie (Administrator)

    On the 3rd and 8th December workshops were held at the Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) to update SMIs peers and those CQMRG members who could attend, on the progress and purpose of the MRC-wiki. Those participating were encouraged to think of what knowledge they could share and in what form it could be presented. Through both one-on-one and small group discussions, a number of additional wiki pages were written or commenced - even in some cases just as identified headings or themes but still a start. We will be following up with authors for completed pages.

    The aim is to populate the wiki with some starting pages as examples, to help get the ball rolling.

    For more information refer to the MRC-Wiki Project page.

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