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NSW Government decision to protect 400 mining jobs welcome

The NSW Minerals Council has strongly welcomed today’s announcement from the NSW Government that it will legislate to protect mining jobs in the Hunter. “The Mount Pleasant mine has endured four years of activist legal challenges, creating uncertainty for hundreds of mine workers, their families and local supplier businesses,” NSW Minerals Council CEO Stephen Galilee […]

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Mine management meeting with Drayton staff over future

Senior management at Anglo American are today meeting with employees at the company’s Drayton mine in the Hunter Valley who are now faced with the loss of their jobs following the rejection of the proposal for a mine extension.   Workers at the site are still coming to terms with the shock decision and the […]

Industry22 October 2014

Hunter Heartbreak: Human cost of NSW Govt decisions as the devastation begins to sink in

The mining industry and supply chain businesses in NSW have suffered a ‘brutal double blow’ following the Planning Assessment Commission’s rejection of two coal mine projects in regional NSW.   The Anglo American Drayton South mine and Cullen Bullen project in the Blue Mountains will not go ahead, despite high public support and the potential […]

Industry21 October 2014

NSW Government abandons hundreds of workers in regional NSW

“ “Today’s PAC outcomes on the Drayton South and Coalpac projects are a brutal double-blow for working people in regional NSW, and suggests that the NSW Government is prepared to stand by and do nothing while hundreds lose their jobs,” NSW Minerals Council CEO Stephen Galilee said today.   “It’s a black day for jobs […]

Industry21 October 2014

Statement: Minister for Resources and Energy Anthony Roberts supports Mining industry

HUNTER REGION JOBS   I thank the member for his question and for his interest in this matter. New South Wales is a mining State. This vital industry powers this great State and, unlike those opposite, the Liberal-Nationals Government is committed to supporting this critical industry and the people who work in it. Mining supports […]

Uncategorized17 October 2014

Election of new Nationals Leader and Deputy Premier

“ The NSW Minerals Council congratulates the Hon. Troy Grant on his election as the Leader of the NSW National Party and Deputy Premier.   “The new Deputy Premier is a strong advocate for regional communities who understands the economic and social stability that mining brings to NSW,” NSW Minerals Council CEO, Stephen Galilee said […]

Industry16 October 2014

Revealed: The Australia Institute’s campaign against 7,000 NSW jobs

“ Anti-jobs blitz targets nearly 4,000 jobs in Hunter alone It has been revealed that the activist group, The Australia Institute, has directly campaigned against a total of over 7,000 existing and proposed mining jobs in NSW in 2014 alone. “Since the beginning of the year, The Australia Institute has lodged submissions with the Department […]

Industry26 September 2014

Latest illegal access incident risks catastrophe

“ Time for the NSW Government to act The NSW Government must act immediately with tough penalties for professional activists and anyone else illegally accessing mine sites, after the latest incident that put lives at risk.   It has come to light that local police are investigating an incident on Wednesday 10th September, where trespassers, […]

Industry18 September 2014

Australia Institute’s economic circus continues with admission of latest error

“ The Australia Institute has confirmed its third major economic error in as many months, with the admission today in the Newcastle Herald that its submissions against job-generating mining projects in NSW seriously underestimated the expected royalties to be generated.   “This is the final nail in the coffin as far as the Australia Institute’s […]

Industry16 September 2014

$17 billion economic fraud reveals Australia Institute’s true agenda

“ The Australia Institute has been caught out publishing blatant misinformation, with a $17 billion black hole revealed in their recent attempt to attack the mining industry.   A new independent analysis of the Australia Institute’s ‘Mining in the Age of Entitlement’ report, in which it was claimed the mining industry receives $17.6 billion in government subsidies, […]

Industry15 September 2014

Anti-mining report had a pickaxe to grind

Originally published in The Daily Telegraph.  NSW Minerals Council CEO, Stephen Galilee   The Australia Institute has been caught out using a massive economic deception to attack the mining industry and the jobs of mining workers across NSW. The Australia Institute must now be held to account for the jobs they have put at risk […]

Uncategorized15 September 2014

Aboriginal enterprises the focus of regional trade fair

A regional trade fair organised by the NSW Minerals Council has been a great success with over 38 Aboriginal businesses, organisations and key stakeholders coming together in Dubbo this August.   Attendees heard about the opportunities for Aboriginal businesses with their respective companies and the work they are currently doing with Aboriginal businesses from Mike […]

Uncategorized10 September 2014
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