The Australian Bulk Handling Review is proud to announce the second digital edition of the ABHR magazine, with the May-June issue now available to view online.
The May-June issue of the Australian
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Industrial internet expert takes the reins at Rockwell
Scott Wooldridge, formerly of Citect, Schneider Electric and Energy Action, has been appointed managing director for Australia and New Zealand by Rockwell Automation.
In his role, Scott will oversee sales
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More changes at Aurizon amid Rocky uproar
Aurizon boss Andrew Harding has outlined a corporate restructure of the business, a fortnight after announcing the controversial decision to close its Rockhampton rollingstock maintenance workshop.
Harding,
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Ex-Amcor boss tabbed to lead BHP
Former Amcor boss Ken MacKenzie has been suggested as the potential frontrunner to replace exiting BHP Billiton chair Jac Nasser, in a move expected to appease activist investors concerned about the miner’s
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Palmquist raises 457 questions
The impact of recent changes to working visa restrictions will mean GrainCorp chief executive Mark Palmquist will have to re-apply under the new scheme next year, but he has told Fairfax he is
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New PN boss sets up old mining rivalry
Former BHP Billiton coal boss Dean Dalla Valle will replace David Irwin as chief executive officer of Pacific National, the bulk and intermodal operator announced on Monday.
Dalla Valle left BHP Billiton
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Budget: Reforms for energy, small business
A new gas exploration program and improvements for small businesses are among Budget measures of note for the bulk handling sector this week.
Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison announced the Budget in Canberra
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Institute questions geologist role on visa list
The Australian Institute of Geoscientists has questioned whether the role of geologist should be on the new list of eligible occupations for visa-seekers, citing a high number of unemployed geologists
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Turnbull’s 457 change should limit ‘political point scoring’
The Australian Mines and Metals Association says Malcolm Turnbull’s changes to rules around foreign workers should mean the contributions of skilled migrants are no longer “trivialised” by politicians.
Turnbull
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Seismic event shuts Newcrest’s Cadia gold mine
Copper-gold miner Newcrest has warned investors that its Cadia operation in central west NSW will not meet its FY17 guidance, after a seismic event last week shut the mine for an undisclosed period.
Surface
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