Black Necked Stork
Fauna and Flora at QMag's mine site with Dr John McGrath Part 4: Black Necked Stork
The black-necked stork (jabiru) is an icon of the Northern Australia wetlands and tourism.
Fortunately, you don't have to go to Kakadu to see one. Here at QMAG's Kunwarara KG2 mine site just north of Rockhampton our mine pits and wetlands attract these giant birds searching for a meal of fish, small crustaceans or amphibians.
Jabirus are Australia's only stork, and not to be confused with the Jabiru of South America. At 1.4m tall and with a wingspan of 2m seeing a pair in a giant nest up a tree or even just seeing them fly past is awe-inspiring so we here at QMAG count ourselves lucky.
Cobalt Conference 2026
We’re excited to share that QMAG will be represented at the Cobalt Congress 2026 from12–13 May at the Hyatt Regency Hesperia Madrid by our Head of Sales Suren Dias-Jayasinha and our Managing Director Dr. Christoph Beyer.
EMAG45 shipment to Indonesia
Queensland Magnesia has successfully completed loading and dispatched a 5,000-ton bulk shipment of EMAG45 High Grade CCM in one-metric-ton bags to an Indonesian customer, departing from the Port of Brisbane.
Unlock Higher Recovery in Hydrometallurgy with EMAG45!
When it comes to precision and performance in hydrometallurgical precipitation, EMAG45 from Queensland Magnesia (QMAG) stands in a league of its own. Produced from one of the world’s largest cryptocrystalline magnesite deposit in Queensland, Australia, EMAG45 is QMAG’s highest reactive caustic calcined magnesia, engineered specifically for demanding metals recovery applications.
IWD 2026
Today we recognise International Women’s Day, and a chance to celebrate the achievements, resilience and contributions of women everywhere.
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