Mount Mulligan, a remote and rugged outpost approximately 170 kilometres west of Cairns in North Queensland, holds within its sandstone escarpment a chapter of Australia’s coal mining history. The town of Mount Mulligan was first laid out in 1912, but by 1958, it was abandoned, leaving only remnants of what was once a thriving coal
Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has welcomed funding under the State Government’s Regional Economic Futures Fund (REFF) to examine the use
Queensland researchers have mapped the habitat and movements of the Black-throated Finch in a never-before-seen level of detail, as part
Fitzroy and Carbon Logica have successfully completed Stage 1 of the Ironbark Waste Coal Mine Gas Power Station, located at
A scholarship fund that’s provided almost $300,000 to help build regional Queensland’s next-generation tertiary workforce has opened its door to
Residents are coming together to build a stronger community in the Bowen Basin town of Dysart through an innovative program
Rebecca Huggett has called Moranbah home for eighteen years. She arrived in 2007 for her second teaching posting however, Rebecca’s
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