THE state government has approved two mining-related projects and advanced aims for new dam in central Queensland.
Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney today said the Coordinator-General had approved applications from mining companies to expand a north Queensland freight terminal and move a rail route used to transport coal through central Queensland.
Pacific National has won approval to expand its freight terminal at Stuart in south Townsville.
BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliances (BMA) is also able to proceed with proposed changes to a rail route from its Caval Ridge Coal Mine near Moranbah to the Queensland coast.
The Coordinator-General has also released the environmental impact statement for the proposed Nathan Dam on the Dawson River, north of Taroom, in the state's southeast.
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Pacific National has won approval to expand its freight terminal at Stuart in south Townsville.
BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliances (BMA) is also able to proceed with proposed changes to a rail route from its Caval Ridge Coal Mine near Moranbah to the Queensland coast.
The Coordinator-General has also released the environmental impact statement for the proposed Nathan Dam on the Dawson River, north of Taroom, in the state's southeast.
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