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Kestrel coal mine to reap $3B for investor

Kestrel coal mine is for sale and the long-standing operation is forecast to attract bids around $3 billion for the coking coal asset. (File)

Investors in Kestral coal mine, north of Emerald, have put their majority stake in the operation on the market with […]

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