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The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue recently released a newsletter to update our stakeholders on the progress of a variety of Dialogue projects. Please click on the link below for more information regarding: Water Accounting Framework Hunter River Water Quality Study Clearing the Air video Stakeholder engagement with the community Cattle grazing trials To catch upLearn more Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue July 2018 Newsletter
School was in at Mount Thorley Warkworth (MTW) Mine on Wednesday, May 23 when students from Singleton’s St Catherine’s Catholic College visited as part of the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s School Mine Tours Program. From a mine lookout, the 44 St Catherine’s Year 5 students had a panoramic view of the mine operations and presentationsLearn more Singleton’s St Catherine’s Catholic College visit MTW Mine
The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s School Mine Tours Program is back on the road for 2018 with the first stop at Mt Owen Mine. Forty one Year 5 students from Singleton’s King Street Primary School visited the Glencore mine site on May 9 as part of the Dialogue’s School Mine Tours Program which will seeLearn more The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s School Mine Tours Program is back
St James Primary School and Aberdeen Public School students got a birds eye view of how mines are combining traditional mining operation with high tech tools at Ravensworth Mine while students from Denman Public School and St Joseph’s Primary Denman took a step into the future at Mangoola Mine. At Ravensworth, the giant haul trucksLearn more St James Primary School and Aberdeen Public School students visit Ravensworth Mine
Hard hats, safety glasses, protective gloves and hi vis vests became part of the school uniform for 21 students when Peabody’s Wambo Mine became a giant, outdoor classroom on May 28. The students from Milbrodale, Jerrys Plains, Martindale and Broke public schools toured the Wambo operations as part of the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s SchoolLearn more Milbrodale students visit Wambo Mine
The Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue and its mining industry partners “went to rehab” for the Hunter Coal Festival. Backed by its mining industry partners, the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue put the subject of rehabilitation of mined land on the educational program of April’s Hunter Coal Festival. The Dialogue expanded its community engagement display which visitsLearn more Upper Hunter Mining dialogue talks rehab at Hunter Coal Festival
Rix’s Creek Mine became a giant, open-air classroom when 25 Singleton High School Year 9 students toured The Bloomfield Group Rix’s Creek Coal Mine site on October 25. The tour was part of the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s School Mine Tours Program which is scheduled to see about 1200 local Year 9 and Year 5Learn more Rix’s Creek Mining Tour For Singleton High Students
The mining industry and community came together at the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s annual forum on December 6 to review the Dialogue’s activities and plan its future. More than 85 participants, representing a broad range of stakeholders gathered at the Muswellbrook Race Club to hear from multiple experts from research and government presenting on subjectsLearn more 2016 UHMD Annual Forum
New figures released today show the relatively low volume of water from the Hunter River system used by mining operations during 2014 and 2015, only using up to 3 per cent of the total water flowing through the river system in the Upper Hunter. The figures are from the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue (UHMD) waterLearn more First of its kind report shows low volume of Hunter River water used by mining
A trial of grazing beef cattle on rehabilitated mining land is showing encouraging results which point to a sustainable use of mined lands as commercially- productive pasture after mining has ended. Halfway through the Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue’s Grazing Study, cattle grazed on rehabilitated pastures have been sent to market and tested; the cattle out-Learn more Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue Grazing Study Update
