Tasmania

Consultants appointed for pre-feasibility study of Tasmanian tin-copper mine

An Australian diversified metals company has commenced development activities at their Tasmanian tin-copper project, including the launch of a pre-feasibility study.

Feasibility studies to determine reopening of King Island mine

The project manager of a stagnant Tasmanian open cut tungsten mine has told Projectory that the company has begun conducting feasibility studies to determine whether mining will resume operations.

Approval sought for new open cut coal mine in Tasmania

Approval is being sought for a new open cut mine near Hamilton in Tasmania.

Construction packages available for $586m Hobart hospital project

A key contact at the company overseeing the construction of a major Tasmanian hospital has told Projectory there are available several package of early works associated with the project.

Start date revealed for $40m Tasmanian cable car project

The executive director of a Tasmanian Cableway Company has revealed the timelines for his $30 million development proposal.

Iron ore miner signs logistics deal for $40m Tasmanian mine

A Tasmanian mining company has signed a deal with a major logistics company to assist in its operations of its mine in the Tarkine region.

Telecommunications company awards $260m mobile network contract

A subsidiary of Leighton Holdings Ltd has successfully secured a $240 million contract with a telecommunications giant for work on their mobile network.

Tasmanian $30m iron ore mine project back on track

A Western Australian company is due to start mining ore at its Tasmanian site next month after the new environment minister re-approved the proposal .

Suppliers’ short-term business expectations flat, but confidence re-emerging

The short-term business outlook from suppliers and service providers to the resources, construction and infrastructure sectors in Australia is flat, but confidence is re-emerging.

Approval for $50m Tasmanian coal mine

The approval of a new coal mine in Tasmania is expected to lead to the employment of 100 people and pump $180 million a year into Tasmania’s economy.