Month: April 2022

Drones, driverless trucks, and data mining might sound like something involved in the future resources and energy sector, but it’s happening now. That's what 25 students from Pimlico State High School and Ignatius Park College ...

Around 25 Townsville students yesterday (27 April) dug into some thrilling science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) activities at the QMEA ‘STEM Unearthed’ workshop. Thanks to Glencore Queensland Metals, Year 10 students from Kirwan ...

Clermont and Capella state high school students attending a Beakers.Bots.Build workshop run by the QMEA in Capella today could be the future mining leaders of tomorrow. Sponsored by Glencore Coal, today’s hands-on workshop was ...

Students from the Wide Bay Burnett region will learn that the future of mining is full of exciting opportunities with an abundance of career possibilities, when they discover the many science, technology, engineering and ...

Students from seven schools in the Central Queensland region took the wheel during an intensive trade-based camp recently, working alongside mining tradespeople to design, build and wire a replica site vehicle.