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Rail improvement central to support development potential
Developing a safe and efficient transport corridor through north west Queensland is central to revitalised representative body, MITEZ, or the Mount Isa Townsville Economic Zone. Chair of the north
Cloncurry to host its own Diggers and Dealers
Cloncurry is laying claim to being Queensland’s Kalgoorlie and the council says it’s now time for the north Queensland centre to have its own ‘Diggers and Dealers’-type mining
Cotton heavyweight targets northern opportunity
Namoi Cotton is looking to have a new gin up and running in North-West Queensland by the 2026 growing season. The company’s plans for the region has featured
MITEZ vanadium forum in North-West Queensland
MITEZ has run a two-day vanadium forum in Julia Creek and Richmond, with updates both from companies planning to mine the critical mineral and a wide range of
Contractor call for critical minerals plant build
Development of a common-user processing facility in Townsville for critical minerals like vanadium is advancing, with the State Government opening Expressions of Interest (EOI) for a managing contractor.
Inland port plan to keep mining goods moving
Richmond Shire Council is showcasing plans for a $30 million inland port. Mayor John Wharton said he would be seeking expressions of interest from mining companies and other
Utilities needed in North West to prompt vanadium industry
Most of the pieces are falling into place for vanadium mining to start in North-West Queensland once all approvals are obtained according to one proponent. Richmond Vanadium Technology is
CEO shoots roots in vanadium country
His father’s vocational life as a journeyman with the water resources commission helped Peter Bennett commit to settle in the central north west Queensland town of Richmond. 18
Cloncurry manufacturing plan passes the acid test
The company behind North-West Queensland’s Korella phosphate development is celebrating success in its march to become the sole Australian producer of monocalcium phosphate (MCP). Chatham Rock Phosphate said the