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Members of the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue Communications Working Group met in Singleton this week to discuss a range of Dialogue matters. As with recent Joint Advisory Steering Committee and Joint Working Group meetings, members provided input into potential actions that the Dialogue may explore in response to feedback gathered from participants in the 2022Learn more Dialogue Communications Working Group meets
A new but familiar face has joined the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue. While Cate Sims is new to the Dialogue she will be familiar to many people in the Upper Hunter due to her past working with the Upper Hunter community and within the mining industry. Cate will oversee stakeholder engagement and communications for theLearn more New face joins Dialogue
The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s Joint Advisory Steering Committee (JSAC) held its first meeting for the year this week. Committee members discussed the participant feedback session from the Dialogue’s 2022 Community Forum in Muswellbrook, reviewing comments and potential actions discussed by the Joint Working Group meetings recently. With a range of environmental issues raised, asLearn more Dialogue’s Joint Advisory Steering Committee meets
Members of the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s Joint Environment Working Group and Joint Economic and Social Development Working Group met in Singleton this week for the first meeting of the year. Both groups discussed feedback provided by industry stakeholders following last year’s Community Forum, particularly around environment, economic and social issues. The feedback will beLearn more Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue kicks off 2023 meetings
The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue held its 2022 Community Forum this week with a focus on planning for the future. With over 125 attendees in attendance at Muswellbrook RSL Club, this was the first community forum the Dialogue has held since our 2019 event in Singleton due to the COVID-19 state-wide lockdowns. Forum attendees receivedLearn more Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s 2022 Community Forum focuses on planning for the future
The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue is gearing up for its biggest and most important event in three years – the 2022 Community Forum on November 16. Our Community Forum is important because it brings together our partners from the community, mining industry and government for a day of collaboration aimed at making the Upper HunterLearn more Planning for our Future: Keep up with the latest news from ‘The Dialogue’ in our October 2022 Newsletter
2022 has been a busy year so far for the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue as we get back to “business as usual”. While Covid-19 is very much still around we, along with the Upper Hunter community, are focusing on re-engaging with our community stakeholders on key issues of importance. The July 2022 edition of ‘TheLearn more On The Road Again: Catch up on the latest news from ‘The Dialogue’ in our July 2022 Newsletter
The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue and Muswellbrook Chamber of Commerce “meant business” at a June business networking event and mining economic update. In a double opportunity for Upper Hunter businesses, the June 7 Procurement Networking Event at Muswellbrook RSL Club was preceded by a breakfast address by NSW Minerals Council CEO Stephen Galilee who deliveredLearn more Events Taking Care of Local Business
Event Update: Unfortunately, due to clashes with election events, the Dialogue has had to postpone the Mining Economic Update and the Procurement Networking Event, scheduled for Wednesday 11 May 2022. All tickets purchased will be refunded and attendees will be notified shortly. We plan to reschedule both events to after the election. We apologise for the inconvenience but thankLearn more POSTPONED – Hunter economic update and procurement networking opportunities for businesses at upcoming Singleton event
After a busy start to the year which saw a return of the School Mine Tours Program, a Procurement Networking Event in Muswellbrook, and the attendance of the Dialogue at local community events, we were unfortunately forced to postpone our wider community engagement for the latter half of 2021. However, the Dialogue has adapted toLearn more Rehab in Focus: Find out the latest in our December 2021 Newsletter
