24/9/2018 — Conference Special
One of the key North Island coal mines was outlined at last week’s AusIMM New Zealand Mining Conference.
Includes following attachments:

- Bathurst - Geology, Structure and Development of the
Maramarua Open Pit Mine (2.6 megabytes)
21/9/2018 — Conference Special
The modern techniques for sealing an historic and long-operating coal mine were explained to the AusIMM NZ Mining Conference.
Includes following attachments:

- Final sealing of Huntly West Mine: A geosynthetic
solution to long term stability. (4.5 megabytes)
19/9/2018 — Conference Special
The current Government should ignore the anti-miners and their Green Party associates and view the value Bathurst Resources is bringing to the economy and to its employees.
Includes following attachments:

- Bathurst Resources Presentation (1.6 megabytes)
17/9/2018 — Conference Special
by Ross Louthean
The publicity savvy anti-miners did their best by trying to pester pre-conference tours for the AusIMM NZ Mining Conference in Tauranga but they had greater success by amplifying their exploits on social media.
10/9/2018 — Conference Special
The number of delegates for the annual AusIMM NZ Mining Conference to be held in Tauranga later this month are growing, with the list of keynote speakers a drawcard.
16/5/2018 — Conference Special
One of the tours being organised for New Zealand’s largest mining conference will take in the North Island’s two major opencast coal mines.
27/4/2018 — Coal, Lignite and CSG/CBM
The March quarter produced positive performances for Bathurst Resources and its BT Mining joint venture mines.
Includes following attachments:

- Bathurst quarterly report. (1.2 megabytes)
11/4/2018 — Coal, Lignite and CSG/CBM
The mystery of who would be speaker at tomorrow night’s Straterra Club meeting in Wellington has been solved, if it really was a mystery.
14/3/2018 — Coal, Lignite and CSG/CBM
by Simon Hartley
The environmental group Forest & Bird will appeal the High Court decision against it relating to the proposed Te Kuha coking coal mine.
14/2/2018 — Coal, Lignite and CSG/CBM
by Ross Louthean
The Land Information Minister, Eugenie Sage, who is also Conservation Minister defended her reasoning for not allowing Bathurst Resources to take up a mothballed mine in the Buller coalfield, and only showed her true Green colours.