West Coast
The Tasmanian tin and copper industry is on the cusp of further expansion following the granting to Argent Minerals the Ringville and Queensberry tenements in the already highly productive Mount Read Volcanics belt.
The Project Director of a $300 million university construction project in Tasmania has revealed to Projectory the opening of a multitude of opportunities for contractors.
The project director of a two wind farm project – one on a remote island off Tasmania's north-west coast and another on the nearby mainland – has told Projectory details of the wide scope of construction.
Proponents behind a proposed $42 million export facility in Tasmania’s Huon Valley say construction will create 145 jobs, countless supplier opportunities and boost the state’s struggling forestry industry.
The proponent of a suspended Tasmanian copper mine has appointed a contractor to rehabilitate the mine following its reopening.
A Tasmanian mining project has revealed a significant increase in the mineral resource at its tin mine, as well as plans to potentially construct a new processing plant.
The managing director of the company developing a tin mine in western Tasmania has told Projectory details of its application for a mining lease, which they say is vital for a project that could lead to the creation of up to 180 jobs.
The long-awaited sale of a Tasmanian nickel mine has signaled the start of a planned reopening.
Planning approval has been granted for a $100 million luxury resort to be built on the headlands of Table Cape, in North West Tasmania.
The company behind a Tasmanian tin and copper mine is raising funding to expand its operations.