Ensham Resources

26/05/2026

Quality starts long before our coal reaches customers.

From analysing borehole cores that help shape future mine planning, to our onsite lab teams carefully managing coal blending, every stage in the process plays a role in delivering a consistent product.

Our teams work around the clock to monitor quality and ensure every shipment meets specific standards before it heads to port, where our logistics and marketing departments across Brisbane and Dubai coordinate vessel loading and delivery to customers around the world.

17/05/2026

Rehabilitation takes more than machines. It takes teamwork, resilience and determination.

Rehabilitation takes more than machines. It takes teamwork, resilience and determination. Our Ensham Resources mine in Australia recently achieved its annual Progressive Rehabilitation and Closure Plan milestone, completing large-scale land rehabilitation, including extensive highwall reshaping, see...

14/05/2026

Congratulations to Mystie McAdam on her promotion to Training Coordinator! 🎉

Mystie joined the Ensham team in 2023 as the Training Systems Administration Officer. Since then, she has completed her Certificate IV in Business and Training and Assessment Skill Set and has also been appointed as an on-site Trainer Assessor.

She consistently demonstrates strong expertise, commitment, and leadership within the training team. Her knowledge of site processes, attention to detail, and dedication to supporting Ensham’s workforce have made her a valuable asset to the team, and this promotion is well deserved.

Congratulations, Mystie, on your well-earned promotion and continued success at Ensham.

12/05/2026

Alaska-Mae Millin - Congratulations

We are delighted to announce that Alaska-Mae Millin has successfully completed her Certificate IV in Human Resources Management!

Alaska’s dedication plays a key role in advancing our mission to foster a positive, inclusive, and high-performing environment in the dynamic mining industry. Congratulations, Alaska, we’re proud of your accomplishment and excited for what lies ahead! 🎉

09/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from Ensham and Thungela! 💐

Today we recognise and celebrate the mums across the Ensham and Thungela teams and throughout the Central Highlands community. Thank you for all that you do.

We hope you enjoy a well-deserved day with the people who matter most. For those on shift, we thank you. Stay safe and Happy Mother’s Day!

08/05/2026

Heart Week 2026

Looking after your heart is part of looking after yourself.

This Heart Week, we’re encouraging our people and community to take a moment to think about heart health. At Ensham, wellbeing is part of working safely and supporting one another.

In mining, looking after yourself matters on and off site. Small steps like staying active, eating well, getting enough rest and checking in with your GP can all make a difference.

Heart Week is Australia’s national heart health awareness week, held from 4–10 May 2026, and it’s a good reminder that prevention starts with everyday habits.

27/04/2026

At Ensham, safety isn’t just a priority. It’s a commitment we stand by every day. This World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we’re recognising the people behind our operations and the shared responsibility we all have to look out for one another.

This year has had it's challenges, particularly given recent weather events. But we’re incredibly proud of how our team has stepped up and supported each other through it all. We’re continuing to strengthen our safety culture and stay true to our motto, “Better Today Than Yesterday,” every step of the way.

No matter where you work, check in, look out for your mates, and stay safe.

24/04/2026

ANZAC Day is a time to reflect on their courage and the legacy they have left for future generations.

Today we take a moment to remember and honour the service and sacrifice of the Australian and New Zealand men and women who have served their countries.

Lest we forget.

23/04/2026

Pumps like this one play a crucial role underground.

Water management is an integral part of operations at Ensham, with equipment like this working constantly to ensure water is managed and removed from roadways and active areas.

It’s not always seen, but is essential — supporting safe access, protecting equipment, and helping every crew on site do their job.

Just one part of a much bigger system that keeps Ensham running.

21/04/2026

Following the completion of Ensham’s 2025 rehabilitation campaign, recent January and February rainfall has further strengthened ground cover across the site, with new growth emerging across rehabilitated areas.

Each year, Ensham establishes a cover crop of Japanese millet to stabilise soil and support early ecosystem development. This season, the crop has attracted a variety of birdlife, with cockatoos and emus frequently observed feeding on the millet. While the millet provides temporary cover, it plays an important role in protecting the land until Ensham’s cattle‑grazing pasture begins to germinate.

Improved Pasture and Native Species—including Panic Grass, Rhodes Grass, Stylosanthes, and Bancroft’s Wattle—have now begun to establish following the January rainfall, marking strong progress toward Ensham’s vegetation milestones.

Meanwhile, Ensham’s private rehabilitation contractor continues blasting works in Yongala North to break through an existing rock shelf. This will enable dozers to reshape the steep highwall to a safe gradient of 10%–15%, suitable for future cattle grazing and safe human access once the landform is fully rehabilitated.