Featured Nine years of risk and delays to extractive workers
Quarry and alluvial mine workers have faced nine years of risk through delays in new Government regulations, says Wayne Scott, CEO of the Mining Extractive...
Category : Q&M Comment
Freshwater standards implications
The AQA is concerned with new National Environmental Standards for Freshwater Regulations 2020 as it relates to the minerals and aggregate sector (and earthworks generally)....
Government lambasted over oil and gas
The International Association of Geophysical Contractors (IAGC), which represents more than 110 member companies worldwide from all segments of the geophysical and exploration industry, says...
Saddle Hill fracas draws to an end
The long-running Saddle Hill dispute near Dunedin may finally be coming to a conclusion. The Dunedin City Council’s resource consents manager, Alan Worthington, has confirmed...
Coal industry death greatly exaggerated
Demand for coal will continue to grow globally because there is no shortage of it and it is cheaper than other alternative energy sources. By...
Universal GPS tracking
In future mining companies will require GPS tracking of all contractors and subcontractors on a site. By ANDREW HINTZ, resources specialist, Navman Wireless. I believe...
Face to face
With us humans most habits don’t change, despite the hype as each generation credits itself as being cleverer and better off than those in the...
Going back for value
GRANT DUNCAN of Amuri Lime explains why, after looking at three different brands, he decided to buy a second Hitachi wheeled loader from CablePrice....
Final Certificate of Competency requirements
The NZ Mining Board of Examiners has been working with Worksafe on new Certificate of Competency requirements relating to safety-critical roles in mining and quarrying....
Nautilus Minerals goes deep
A breakthrough change in mining is near with the go-ahead given to build the world’s first deep ocean mining ship. BY LINDSAY CLARK. The pioneering...