Tieri News

OCC Donates Longwall for Mining Exhibit at Capella Pioneer Village

The Capella Pioneer Village was established in 1982 and with good stewardship and generous donations from across the region, it has steadily grown into one of the biggest volunteer-run museums in Queensland, with over 6,500 exhibits and 90-plus members.

LAC Supporting the Community

Local Ambulance Committees (LAC) provide a direct link between the Queensland Ambulance Service and the community. There are approximately 150 active committees throughout Queensland, one of which is right here in Tieri!

Dance Students Prepare to Ignite the Stage

To celebrate its first anniversary, the students at Igniting Dance Studio are putting on an end-of-year performance, and everyone is invited! We spoke to Studio Director, Amber Scislowski, to get the details…

Inside out… Daniel Adamski

We’re fortunate to have so many incredible people working on site at Oaky Creek Coal (OCC) and we want to get to know them “Inside Out”... Lets get to know Daniel Adamski.

OCC’s Final Miner Returns from Overhaul

On 20th May 2026, the last of Oaky Creek Coal’s (OCC) continuous miners - CM27 - came back from overhaul, marking a significant milestone in the history of the mine. To find out more about what the overhaul involved and why this particular one is so noteworthy, Tieri News spoke to Brian Carlton, Engineering Manager at OCC…

CHRC Update… Better Water Infrastructure = Better Water Security

Great progress is being made on Stage 2 of the Tieri-Capella water pipeline upgrade, with works on track for completion this month.

Spotlight on… Tropical Sting

In this edition of Spotlight On we investigate Tropical Sting, a small coffee truck serving boutique coffee and tea.

Inside out… Megan Adamski

We’re fortunate to have so many incredible people working on site at Oaky Creek Coal (OCC) and we want to get to know them “Inside Out”... Lets get to know Megan Adamski.

Native 3P Grasses, The Unsung Heroes of Mine Rehabilitation

They might not be the most spectacular plants on the landscape, but native grasses are some of the quiet achievers of mine rehabilitation.