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Xenith Consulting: Mining History Series
The Queensland mega-mining town that never eventuated
The following quote from 1983 provides an insight into town planning considerations for a proposed coal mining town in the Central Highlands of Queensland.
“Despite their growth rates, the great majority of these mining towns are unlikely to have the economic and social vitality of normal rural centres with similar populations. They are not much more than dormitory settlements, essentially suburbs without cities…For example, better roads could have made it quite feasible to amalgamate Moranbah and Dysart into a single town of some 20,000 to 25,000 people.” Source: Dr. Primod Sharma, University of Queensland, 1983.
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Xenith welcomes new board member – Mr Mark Gregory
The board of Xenith is pleased to announce that Mark Gregory has officially joined as a Non-Executive Director.
Mark will bring new set of skills to Xenith, and will further assist us to deliver our strategic plans.
Mark has a Bachelor of Business (accounting) and is accredited CPA.
Mark has had a wide ranging career in Mining, Mining Services, Property and Media businesses at CEO and Director levels, within both publicly listed and private corporate environments.We welcome Mark to the Xenith team.
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