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Two miners who died this week will be added to a list of over 1,500 lives claimed by the state's mining industry. Despite significant resources invested in mining safety, why are these tragedies still happening? Experts explain.

Michael Duff was the first player to start in the Hellenic League and play in all eight tiers in ascending order before reaching the Premier League - now he's manager at League One Barnsley

Through a year of war in Ukraine, the U.S. and most European nations have worked to help counter Russia, in supporting Ukraine both with armaments and in world energy markets. Russia was Europe’s main energy supplier when it invaded Ukraine, and President Vladimir Putin threatened to leave Europeans to freeze…

Chinese firms search the world for mining assets, Beijing promotes EVs in rural areas

Queensland's environmental watchdog says there are "strict conditions" on its approval for Arrow Energy to drill 55 gas wells near a contaminated site.

Limiting how much coal countries can burn is considered an urgent priority for restraining global heating. After all, coal is the most carbon-rich of all fossil fuels and its combustion has contributed the most to planetary warming. For the first time in international talks, negotiators agreed to “phase down” coal…

'Sustainability' and the banking world

Labor wants to revamp the policy to meet its climate targets. This is how it will work – and why it may not

Conference hears all lending will go 'sustainable' or green

NSW power stations will be provided cheaper coal after the government reached a deal to cap its price at $125 per tonne and pass the savings onto consumers.

Export-focused coal companies will now be required to provide cheaper coal to NSW power stations under revised coal reservation policy directions.