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Peabody’s mine expansion green-lighted

Peabody's proposed $662 million Centurion North Development project has been declared a coordinated project by the State Government. (Supplied)

More than 500 Central Queensland mining jobs have been secured with Peabody Energy's proposed $662 million Centurion North Development project […]

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