North West Slopes
The expansion of a coal mine in northern New South Wales has been ruled a “controlled action” under federal environmental law, triggering a full assessment of its potential impacts on threatened species and water resources.
A $90 million gas infrastructure project in north-western NSW presents new opportunities for suppliers and service providers in construction, equipment, and logistics.
An oil and gas producer revealed it might endorse a $3.
A contractor has been appointed for the $13 million construction of a road bridge project on the NSW North West Slopes.
Funding has been committed and early works have commenced on a $12 million road bridge project on the NSW North West Slopes, with tendering for main works expected soon.
A primary contractor has been appointed to carry out a $21m road and bridge construction project in the NSW Northern Tablelands
Delaney Civil has been selected by the NSW Roads and Maritime Service to construct the New Bridge over the Clarence River at Tabulam.
A water treatment facility will be built in the North West Slopes region of NSW under a proposal by a major gas supplier.
Planning approval has been granted for a new $388 to $813m open cut coal mine described as “one of the best coal development projects in the world.
A new $388 to $813m open cut coal mine could be built in the North West Slopes region of NSW, after being recommended for planning approval.
Shenhua Watermark expects its planned open cut coal mine near Gunnedah will go ahead, following a positive feasibility study result.
