We lit up our Shaft Kiln No. 3

Our QMAG production team in Parkhurst / Queensland lit up our Shaft Kiln No. 3 for Deadburned Magnesia production after a scheduled shutdown for maintenance and repairs.

We still use burning charcoal to ignite the natural gas combustion in the shaft kiln material bed because it is still the safest way to do it. And because it looks just fascinating, a small tribe of QMAG employees always gathers to witness the start of another year of uninterrupted kiln operation.

Soil Carbon Sequestration Project

QMAG has engaged local soil health and grazing experts RCS to investigate the feasibility of a grazing-based soil carbon sequestration pilot project on the Kunwarara mine site.

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We are hiring!

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We are hiring!

Apply now and become a part of our amazing team!

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From our Ore to Your Door - Episode 11: Quality Control and R&D

QMAG’s commitment to quality is found throughout the various stages of production.

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2025 Apprentices

We are thrilled to welcome four new apprentices to Queensland Magnesia!

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