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Whitehaven fined $200,000 over water breach

Judge said the offence was at the low end of the medium range of objective seriousness.

Noel Dyson
Whitehaven fined over taking surface water from rain and rainfall runoff without a licence at Maules Creek.

Whitehaven fined over taking surface water from rain and rainfall runoff without a licence at Maules Creek.

The mine was accused of capturing 1 billion litres of clean surface water from rain and rainwater runoff in water storages at the Maules Creek mine between 2016 and 2019. At least two of those years coincided...

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