Media Release-Climate Change and the Cement Industry

Cement Australia reiterated today that in light of the Green Paper and uncertain future impacts of emissions taxing, trading and pertmits, that its first and foremost priority will be to protect its Australian production ability and employees.
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Transport Shutdown Update-29th July

An annoucement regarding the transport shutdown in North Queensland
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Announcement re Transport Shutdown

Cement Australia has confirmed deliveries in Townsville will be suspended until Wednesday 30 July due to industrial action by company drivers pressured by the ALDODA national transport shutdown.
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Transport Shutdown announcement

Potential national transport shutdown.
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Alternative fuels

Geocycle's Dandenong cement facility welcomed a State Government grant of $250,000 for its industrial recycling project.
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Transport Stoppages Announcement

NSW transport stoppages may impact deliveries Wednesday 23 July 2008
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Truck Shutdown Announcement

Potential National truck shutdown and transport blockade
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Media release

Cement Australia’s response to the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme Green Paper
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Media Release - Incident at Bulwer Island

Cement Australia can confirm that a mobile construction crane has collapsed at one of its terminals in Brisbane this afternoon.
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Cement Australia's 2008 EOWA Report

Cement Australia is convinced that embracing diversity is not just the right way to operate; it is the right way to do business.
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Mt Larcom's green thumbs

School students join Cement Australia for a morning of tree planting at East End Mine.
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Mayor praises Cement Australia

After a visit to Railton recently, Mayor Don Thwaites was impressed with Cement Australia's work to become a good corporate citizen.
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Plant Open Day

Cement Australia Parkhurst invites residents to an open day on Saturday June 14 to celebrate the completion of the baghouse project, part of a $5m plant renewal.
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Are we there yet?

Are we there yet is a document that has been put together to explain the Cement Australia safety journey so far. Where we have come from, where we are now and how are we going to get to the next level of safety performance.
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Diversity valued in workforce

Cement Australia is working to ensure that equal opportunity and cultural diversity is a key part of its business plan.
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World Cement - May 2008

The foundation of Victoria's future rests securely in the latest AU$22m storage silo just completed through a joint project between Cement Australia and ICL.
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Grey Matters

It's a major task satisfying the nation's ever increasing need for concrete.
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Health at the heart of industry

As well as the expected health and safety issues associated with a big industrial manufacturing complex, Cement Australia's Railton plant is dealing with concerns about the effect of asbestos on workers.
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Cement: It's Precious

Industry recalls producing its own resource
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Cement Australia's Railton Plant

Cement Australia's Railton plant started life in the 1920s as the Goliath Portland Cement Company until becoming part of ACH in 1989.
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Media release regarding CA's asbestos awareness

Since taking over the Goliath Company in 2003, Cement Australia has been aware of concerns arising from the production of asbestos sheeting at the Railton site from 1947 until Oct 1986.
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Media Release re Townsville cement stocks

Townsville cement stocks will be back to normal by mid May according to Cement Australia.
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Crisis sets in

Cement shortage delays building work across city
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Action on asbestos since 2005

Cement Australia has been working since 2005 to identify asbestos-related health risk at its Railton plant, the company said yesterday.
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Townsville Supply

The current cement shortage in Townsville is not ideal, agreed Cement Australia today, however, exhaustive measure have been put in place to boost supply.
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Crisis at our work sites

Construction in Townsville could be disrupted by a concrete shortage.
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Cement stocks indicative of record demand

Current low levels of cement stocks at Townsville's depot are indicative of record demand
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Cornwall Coal trumps safety competition

Cornwall Coal celebrated a swag of awards - including the mantle of overall winner
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Go-ahead for $15m cement plant works

Huge environmental gain expected for Railton
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Technology cements strong berth

If the China cement industry adopted Australia's technology, $25m tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions could be cut
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Minerals & Energy Industry Case Studies

Energy efficiency and greenhouse gas initiatives
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Vision Q1 2008

Cement Australia's latest issue of Vision magazine is now available.
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Miniwall Makes Operations Flexible

Mining Chronicle - February 2008
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Media Release - Fly Ash

Cement Australia and its predecessors have been closely involved with all aspects of the fly ash business for over forty years ...
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Vision Q4 2007

Cement Australia's latest issue of Vision magazine is now available.
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Winner - Load Up & Drive Away Promotion

New baby will arrive in a new Rodeo Holden
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Pedestrians Protected

A newly constructed ropeway underpass will protect pedestrians using the new Kandos to Charbon walkway.
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Audit points to increased mine safety

Government audit finds mining companies fostering good ommunications with employees and contractors have developed well entrenched OH&S systems
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Cement Australia win awards

Cornwall Coal Mine Rescue Team recognised at the 4th Annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards
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Two Awards at CIF Sustainability Awards

Two Cement Australia projects receive CIF Sustainability Awards
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CA's 2007 Report to EOWA

Cement Australia is committed to developing and valuing a gender diverse workforce and becoming an employer of choice for women within our industry
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Cement Australia's $10,000 donation

Cement Australia's East End Mine donates $10,000 to Mt Larcom school's computer upgrade
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