New centre a boost to Qld mining skills

QUEENSLAND’s $4.7 million Alexandra Hills State High School’s Centre for Excellence in Automation and Robotics is going to address mining skills shortages by operating in partnership with the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy.

QRC CEO Ian Macfarlane.

24 February 2020
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Queensland Resources Council CEO Ian Macfarlane said the centre would be among the best equipped in the state to tap into the mining careers of the future.

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