RSPT Proposed Mining Tax

August 1st, 2010|

Where does gypsum mining stand? The tax will apply to all mining and petroleum extraction projects other than current projects which are already subject to the Petroleum Resources Rent Tax (although there will be special provisions to allow these projects to, by election, transition to the new tax). In advancing the introduction of the Resource Super

Water Front Demolition

July 31st, 2010|

REGYP and Rhino Demolition use the Harbour Constructions barge to remove demolition waste from inaccessible water front properties in Sydney Harbour. The barge can transport trucks from a nearby wharf to the demolition site for loading and return to the wharf for unloading. Harbour Construction's barge coupled with the Webb Comm tugboat, can also transport

Small buildings are ignored in new green rules

July 29th, 2010|

High tech companies have called for a less draconian, more flexible approach to ''greening'' old buildings to encourage small business to spend money on refurbishments. But apparently the approach taken to date in Australia only applies to buildings with lettable space and space for sale of more than 2000 square metres. This is a good

Building News 26th July

July 25th, 2010|

Grocon The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has given Grocon's Pixel building in Melbourne a perfect score under the rating system. This is the 250th building under the green star system. The building will be the first Carbon Neutral office building in Australia with any carbon emissions used in the building's ongoing operation to

Commercial construction steel falls

July 25th, 2010|

Commercial companies face a tough commercial market over the next two years. BIS Shrapnel forecasts non-residential building starts could hit their lowest levels since 2005-06. New data forecasts national non-residential building starts will fall 14 per cent in 2010-11 and 5 per cent 2011-12 as the government stimulus packages wind down. The findings echo the

Wheat’s 37% Price Surge

July 25th, 2010|

A 37 percent jump in global wheat prices since early June has boosted sales by Australia, the world’s fourth-biggest exporter. A slight dip in the dollar, plus the combination of that rise, has provided us with some good selling opportunities. Wheat soared as a lack of rain in Russia, Kazakhstan and the European Union and

Civil Soil Stabilisation Trials

July 23rd, 2010|

Robson Civil just undertook civil stabilisation trials in the Hunter using Regyp Super Ag gypsum and Coffey as the consulting engineers. Super Ag gypsum performed on par with the other mined sources trialled for this project (inc Regyp's mined gypsum option), but Super Ag gypsum had the cheapest landed cost. You have visited the REGYP

REGYP now sells Biosolids

July 17th, 2010|

REGYP is now offering a biosolid product to compliment it’s range of gypsum products. Product Qualities: Biosolids offer a nutrient-rich alternative to conventional inorganic fertilisers. Biosolids contain nutrients, organic matter and moisture and when applied to land they can improve soil chemical and physical properties and enhance plant growth. When Biosolids are applied with gypsum

Boral Announce $80 million upgrade for Port Melbourne

July 6th, 2010|

The Group has also announced an investment of circa $80 million in its Melbourne plasterboard plant. Once commissioned, the plant will have sufficient installed capacity to service growth in the southern states of Australia. This investment is expected to return in excess of the cost of capital. To support the future growth of its core

Org-Gyp, an organic gypsum blend

July 5th, 2010|

ORG-GYP is a blend of high quality recycled gypsum and organic matter (pasteurized organic soil conditioner). Org-Gyp contains nutrients, organic matter and moisture and when applied to land it can improve soil chemical and physical properties and enhance plant growth. Product Specifications - 95/5 Blend (other blends available to suit application): (% w/w) - Organic

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