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Bravus, CQUniversity team up to boost Qld mining jobs

State’s coal sector has struggled to manage the cost of labour shortages

Bravus employs roughly 1200 people at its Carmichael mine in Queensland.

Bravus employs roughly 1200 people at its Carmichael mine in Queensland. | Credits: Bravus Mining and Resources

Bravus Mining and Resources has signed a memorandum of understanding with CQUniversity aimed at unlocking skilled employment opportunities in Queensland's mining sector, where coal miners in particular...

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