The New Acland Project is the proposed third stage of the New Acland coal mine, located about 40 kms north west of Toowoomba in south east Queensland's Darling Downs region. The mine is owned by New Hope Corporation Limited, an Australian diversified energy company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX:NHC).
The project will produce up to 10 million tonnes per annum of thermal coal and will include a land management program conducted by our pastoral company. This program will ensure that mining lease areas are returned to agricultural and conservation uses progressively during the project. Read More
New Acland EIS Community Newsletter March 2012
New Acland Coal's latest newsletter to keep the community informed about New Acland mine operations and recent initiatives. Read more
Jondaryan Rail Loading Facility
The New Hope Group will move its rail loading facility from near the town of Jondaryan onto a new site within the mining lease application for New Acland, if stage 3 of the project is approved. Read more
Women in Hard Hats
New Hope Corporation is proud to be associated with the "Women in Hard Hats" mining careers information session to be held in Oakey on Monday 28 November. Read more
New Acland EIS Community Newsletter 5 November 2011
New Acland Coal Pty Ltd (NAC) has prepared this newsletter to keep the community informed about New Acland mine operations and recent initiatives. Read more
Careflight launches partnership with NEW HOPE COAL
RACQ CareFlight are pleased to officially announce the signing of a significant sponsorship agreement with New Hope Coal at an event today, Wednesday 19th October 2011. Read more
New Hope helps to keep Blue Care on the road
Blue Care's Lowood/Rosewood and Brisbane Valley Community Care services thanked the New Hope Corporation for their support at a morning tea celebration today. Read more
New Hope Statement
After discussions with the State Government, all restrictions on blasting at all New Hope mines have now been lifted. Read more
New Hope helps Rotary with flood repair work
The Rotary Club of North Ipswich's flood repair work with the Karalee Community
Association received a $50,000 boost from the New Hope Corporation today. Read more