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Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority
Government Administration
Traralgon, VIC 1,345 followers
We work with community, industry and government to oversee the rehabilitation of declared mine land in Victoria.
About us
We are an independent body working with community, industry and government to oversee the rehabilitation of declared mine land to ensure transition to safe, stable and sustainable post mining landforms in Victoria. Established on 30 June 2020, our role replaces the office of the Latrobe Valley Mine Rehabilitation Commissioner who monitored mine rehabilitation in the Latrobe Valley since June 2017, three months after the Hazelwood power station closed. The creation of the authority was recommended by the 2015 Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry. Steered by expert and local board members, we will oversee the implementation and effectiveness of the Latrobe Valley Regional Rehabilitation Strategy (LVRRS) by public sector bodies and mine licensees. We will ensure communities are kept informed and involved in mine rehabilitation planning, and we will also undertake additional functions in relation to registering, monitoring, maintaining, and owning declared mine land post-closure if required. View our social media guidelines: https://www.mineland.vic.gov.au/social-media-guidelines/
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https://mineland.vic.gov.au
External link for Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Traralgon, VIC
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2020
Locations
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Suite 5, 55 Grey Street
Traralgon, VIC 3844, AU
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65 Church Street
Morwell, VIC 3840, AU
Employees at Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority
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Jon Crosbie MBA GAICD
Board Director | ESG | Mine Closure | Nature Positive | Climate Change | Social Impact | FAusIMM(CP) & RPEQ
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Antonia Scrase
Technical Director
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Claire Miller
Non Executive Director|Executive Legal and Governance|General Counsel
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Ian Gibson
Chair, Community Advisory Group at Star of the South offshore wind project
Updates
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Thank you to all that attended the MLRA Open House events on Tuesday 29 October. The MLRA Sprout seed cards were a favourite and we look forward to seeing the progress of the plants over the coming months. The team from the ‘Collaborative Planning for the Future Vision of the Latrobe Valley Mines’ took advantage of the events and were promoting their research project. For more info contact Dr Jess Reeves at Fed Uni or check them out on Facebook.
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MLRA Vocabulary - GEN009 Visit the MLRA Vocabulary website page for more information https://bit.ly/3AH39zL
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MLRA Vocabulary - GEN008 Visit the MLRA Vocabulary website page for more information https://bit.ly/3AH39zL
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Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (MEF). A key objective of the MEF is to assist in facilitating good rehabilitation outcomes. The MEF assists the MLRA in identifying, tracking and highlighting some key risks for the Victorian Community, associated with the rehabilitation of the Declared Mines in the Latrobe Valley. View the MEF Implementation Plan below to see how the MLRA will do this. Or visit the MEF page on the website https://lnkd.in/gPpRsRZf
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Hey there, it's only one week until the MLRA Open House! The new video is queued, the seed cards are ready and the 3D App is loaded. All we need now is for you to RSVP and come along! There are two sessions - 2pm and 5pm - and we have some tasty refreshments to keep you sustained. We hope to see you there! contactus@mineland.vic.gov.au
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GEN007 - Visit the MLRA Vocabulary website page for more information https://bit.ly/3AH39zL
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Mine rehabilitation app offers exciting insights! Students from Trafalgar High School recently spent the day taking a trip to a virtual mine site – via the new Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority (MLRA) Mine Rehab 3D Augmented Reality App. The opportunity for the school students to explore a virtual mine site was provided through the new MLRA 3D App, which the MLRA team have just released. The students were the first to test out the features of the app, which include being able to see the end process of mine rehabilitation.