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Beattie talks up Qld to Chinese

QUEENSLAND premier Peter Beattie spoke at the 3rd China International Coking Technology & Coke Market

15 September 2005

Craig to address uni guests

PEABODY Energy Coal Australia vice president Ian Craig is to be the guest speaker at the 8th Kenneth

15 September 2005

Full Austral takeover still blocked

AUSTRALIAS Federal Court yesterday overturned an earlier ruling by the Takeovers Panel related to a dispute

15 September 2005

Qld mines put in strong showing

COAL output for Queensland's coal mines for the 2004-05 financial year was more than 12 million tonnes

14 September 2005

Less strain on moving monorail

DISMANTLING and removing a monorail poses severe musculoskeletal risks to workers. A Coal Services Health

14 September 2005

Qld minister slams Moranbah mayor

QUEENSLAND local government and planning minister Desley Boyle said yesterday she was disappointed in

14 September 2005

TABLE: Longwall production 2004-05

AUSTRALIAN longwall production figures.

14 September 2005

Indians buy stake in Newpac

INDIAS second largest coke producer Gujarat NRE Coke has bought a $A8.1 million stake in Resource Pacific,

13 September 2005

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