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Mining & Resources
Queensland uranium mining industry could soon start to take off
For more than a decade, mining was an economic pillar in Australia that supported jobs growth for mining engineering specialists and drove revenues higher for businesses in several sectors. However, with the sector showing signs of slowing, state governments are beginning to step in to clear up red tape that may be keeping some mining…
18 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsHealthcare
Dealing with agitated patients: Balancing staff safety and duty of care to the patient
Being submitted to a hospital can be a stressful and unprecedented experience for a patient. At the same time, hospital staff has to deal with a number of different demands and constraints. In the lead-up to the Safe and Secure Hospital Conference, we had the chance to speak to Associate Prof Jonathan Knott, Head of…
18 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsHealthcare
Key considerations for a successful move to a 7 day health service
Introducing a whole-of-system 7 day health service can have immense benefits for public and private hospitals, social care and support services, as well as other healthcare organisations. If implemented thoroughly it can improve patient care, safety, and general organisational outcomes. We have spoken to Brendan Murray, Special Counsel at Minter Ellison about key legal and…
16 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsTransport & Logistics
Building partnerships for infrastructure investment
Spotlight: Redlands City Council Infrastructure plays a key role for Redland’s growth. Located on picturesque Moreton Bay in south-east Queensland, the city includes rural and the many island communities such as North Stradbroke Island, Russell Island, Macleay Island, Lamb Island, Karragarra Island and Coochiemudlo Island. An extra 40,000 people are expected to call Redlands home by…
16 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsMining & Resources
Oil and gas groups prepare to make their case to new government
Liberal-National party leader Tony Abbott has secured his place as the next Prime Minister of Australia, and now that at least some political uncertainty has leveled off, oil and gas groups are ready to push their agenda. Members of several mining, oil and gas representative groups are currently making their way to the nation's capital…
16 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsMining & Resources
Close-Up: Peter Bond
Peter Bond, CEO & Managing Director, Linc Energy Ltd and , President, Australian Syngas Association will be delivering the opening address at the AJM The ASA, CTL & GTL 2013 Conference, to be held on the 22nd and 23rd October in Brisbane. Peter has a successful track record in the coal and mining industries, both in Australia and overseas.…
16 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsMining & Resources
With Syria crisis averted, oil prices level off
Oil prices were on the rise for weeks when tensions were high after the Syrian government's alleged use of chemical weapons. However, when diplomacy helped the US avert a missile strike on the Middle Eastern nation, prices came tumbling back down. In late August, crude oil shipped from Texas rose to its highest level in…
13 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsMining & Resources
Close-Up: Anthony Kirke
Anthony Kirke is the General Manager of Fortescue Metals Group’s Solomon Mine. Anthony will be speaking to attendees at AJM’s Automated and Remotely Operated Mining Summit about mine site automation at the Solomon operation. His talk will cover an overview of the operation and projects already implemented as well as give a future outlook and…
12 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsMining & Resources
New Australian prime minister promises a better mining sector
The votes are in, and Liberal National coalition leader Tony Abbott has secured his place as the next prime minister of Australia. Now, if the prime minister-elect can make good on his promises, it appears the Australian mining sector may get back on track after its recent slump. Mr Abbott says with the right policies,…
11 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsHealthcare
Understanding the disparate and diverse needs for people living with ABI
According to estimates by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 1 in 45 Australian have an acquired brain injury (ABI). We had the chance to speak to Nick Rushworth, Brain Injury Australia’s Executive Officer about the biggest challenges for patients, family and carers, some common misconceptions about people with ABI, the current support framework…
11 Sep 2013, by Informa InsightsInforma Connect Australia is the nation's leading event organiser. Our events comprise of large scale exhibitions, industry conferences and highly specialised corporate training.
