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IESC advice on the Rolleston Coal Mine Continuation Project

30 May 2025

The Rolleston Coal Mine Continuation Project is a proposed extension to the existing Spring Creek open-cut pit, located 16 km west of the township of Rolleston in the Bowen Basin, Queensland.

Agenda and minutes of the 115th IESC Meeting

30 May 2025

Meeting 115 of the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development was held on 15-16 May 2025.

Agenda and minutes of the 114th IESC Meeting

17 April 2025

Meeting 114 of the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development was held on 8 April 2025.

Agenda and minutes of the 113th IESC Meeting

24 March 2025

Meeting 113 of the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development was held on 5 – 6 March 2025.

IESC advice on the Mahalo North Coal Seam Gas Project

14 March 2025

The Mahalo North Coal Seam Gas Project is a proposed coal seam gas project located 45 km north of Rolleston and 70 km southeast of Emerald in the Bowen Basin, Queensland.

Agenda and minutes of the 112th IESC Meeting

14 February 2025

Meeting 112 of the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development was held on 29 – 31 January 2025.

Agenda and minutes of the 111th IESC Meeting

07 January 2025

Meeting 111 of the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development was held on 9 – 11 December 2024.

IESC advice on the Saraji Mine Grevillea Pit Continuation Project

07 January 2025

The Saraji Mine Grevillea Pit Continuation Project is a proposed extension to the existing Grevillea open-cut pit within Saraji Mine, located 25 km north-east of Dysart in the Bowen Basin, Queensland.

IESC advice on the Beetaloo Basin – Unconventional gas exploration and appraisal

19 December 2024

The Beetaloo Basin – Unconventional gas exploration and appraisal is on potential impacts and/or risks to water resources and water-dependent matters of national environmental significance arising from potential unconventional gas exploration and appraisal activities in the Beetaloo Basin, Northern Territory.

Agenda and minutes of the 110th IESC Meeting

22 November 2024

Meeting 110 of the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Unconventional Gas Development and Large Coal Mining Development was held on 6 – 7 November 2024.

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