Queensland mining industry statistics

Queensland along with New South Wales has been the recipient of mining industry investments but Queensland still leads the road by leaps and bounds. This particular state is now thriving and getting richer day by day with all thanks going to the industry sector and this state's people aren't afraid to get their hands dirty for handsome pay.

In 2012 alone $21 Billion was pumped into the economy by the private sector, leave apart the government's spending with over 290,000 jobs being created in Queensland this state can be called the as the land of the rising mines. The government of Queensland has tried best on its part to ensure there is no hampering to the investments inflow into their state by mining industry because currently this is the only industry which is practically lifting the weight of the whole economy of the state.

Every 2nd person out of 10 in Queensland is employed directly by the mining industry, leaving apart the indirect industry which is huge in multiple times as compared to the direct work force. Though the stagnant rules of the Government are a threat to massive investments in Queensland as Carbon tax and Mine rent tax burn in the pocket of the investors and even though it is expensive but since this is the best state to mine, investors are happily paying their dues but the new government is trying their best to remove red tapism to promote investments and amend the old anarchical laws whose prime job is to hamper the growth and development.

Every year the investments made in the mining industry are increasing by 2 digits which is just good for the economy as not only it creates employments, this also brings prosperity in the land as the average weekly pay of a civil engineer is $2500 where of a worker is between $1800-$2000 which clearly indicate the premium this industry pays to its mining workers.

So, in modern times where most global economies are facing the heat, Australia's sources are all intact. With every passing weak, there has been good news – but of course there is some contrast where there were some revolts against the industry. Right from operators to drivers, everyone involved seems to have at least a living life. Queensland's royalty hikes is one contrast where one could see the chief reasons towards working in coal seam industry where doing business is challenging.So, Queensland holds the key for economic progress of Australia as far as Australia CS industry statistics are concerned.