Nannas Take To The Highway
Members of the Kingaroy Knitting Nannas and the Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group braved the icy weather on Saturday morning to demonstrate their determination that no new coal mine should be allowed near Kingaroy.
KCCG Welcomes Federal Mine Decision
The KCCG has welcomed last week’s ruling that the proposed Kingaroy coal mine will be a “controlled action”
Coal Mine Requires Federal Approval
The Federal Government has ruled Moreton Resources’ proposed Kingaroy coal mine is a “controlled action”
Moreton Looks For Silver Lining
Moreton Resources has bought mineral exploration permits for silver at Texas in southern Queensland
Market Awaits Moreton News
Trading in Moreton Resources’ shares was halted on the ASX on Thursday pending a market announcement
Moreton Predicts 400-600 Jobs At Mine
Moreton Resources claims its proposed Kingaroy coal mine will provide between 400 and 600 jobs on site and turnover of “tens of billions of dollars” during the life of the mine.
Airport Blocks Cut From Coal Permit
Moreton Resources has given up part of its exploration tenement – four blocks immediately east of Taabinga Village which also include Kingaroy Airport – in a bid to ease local opposition to its proposed coal mine.
Nannas Knit Against Mine
A growing number of local “nannas” are angry and they’re not going to take it anymore!
KCCG Meets With State Government
The KCCG met with Mines Minister Anthony Lynham last week to share concerns about coal mining
Coal Mine Fight Spreads
Yarraman resident Ben Rankin as launched an online petition to fight Moreton Resources’ plans for a coal mine near Kingaroy.
Moreton Resources Unveils Mine Partner
Macmahon has been selected by Moreton Resources as its preferred partner for its proposed coal mine
Meetings To Discuss Mine
A public meeting will be held in Blackbutt Memorial Hall from 5:30pm on Wednesday night to discuss Moreton Resources’ proposed Coolabunia coal mine.
Moreton Plans To
Start Seeking Permits
Moreton Resources is beginning the long process of getting permits and approvals for its proposed coal mine
Kingaroy Coal Mine? No Way!
More than 900 people at a public meeting at Kingaroy Town Hall on Tuesday night voted emphatically against a proposed new coal mine near the town
Public Forum To Discuss Mine
Almost 100 people donated a total of $1000 at the Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group’s Annual General Meeting on Tuesday night to fund a public information forum about the proposed Moreton Resources coal mine.
Moreton Releases
Mine Study Results
Moreton Resources says Queensland could save between $2 billion and $3 billion with its proposed mine
Moreton Buys More Resources
Moreton Resources has entered into an agreement to buy Cockatoo Coal’s Kingaroy coal tenement
Mining CEO Talks To Council
Moreton Resources has addressed Council about possible plans to develop a new coal mine
KCCG Sees No Future For Mine
Landholders living and farming near a proposed coal mine near Kingaroy say they are still concerned despite their recent meeting with Moreton Resources CEO Jason Elks.
Green Light For ‘Next Step’
Moreton Resources announced today it will be going ahead with the next step in its bid to turn part of its major South Burnett asset – MDL385 – into a working coal mine.
