USEFUL LINKS

A network of information.

MSHA - Helping you to work more safely in the mining industry.

The mission of the Association is to empower Members through effective interaction and to promote professionalism

The Conference of Chief Inspectors of Mines (CCIM) consists of the most senior technical officers with regulatory responsibility and accountability for mining operations.

The Minerals Council of Australia is the industry's peak representative body

An historical research project covering over 200 years, when coal was first discovered in the Illawarra district of New South Wales, Australia.

The mission of the Department is to ensure that the people of New South Wales benefit from the responsible assessment, development and management of their mineral resources.

A redesigned NSW Lawlink is an online government portal to law and justice agencies and services. The site is hosted by the NSW Attorney General's Department.

This new source site for NSW legislation has been developed by the Parliamentary Counsel's Office.

The NSW Minerals Council is the peak mining industry association in New South Wales, representing the interests of mineral producers, explorers and extractive material producers.

Situated in Sydney, the Parliament of New South Wales is the oldest Parliament in Australia. Today it continues its role of making laws and providing representative and responsible government.

Mining Engineering is one of the three foundation disciplines at UNSW. Today, the School rates as one of the largest and most vibrant centres of tertiary mining education in the western world.

The Queensland Mining Council is a non government organisation representing the interest of companies that explore, produce and process minerals.

The Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines (NR&M) works closely with other government agencies, industry and the general community to develop Queensland's natural resources.