Keller Mine Fill

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Keller Mine Fill is a joint venture between two Keller Australia companies -- Piling Contractors and Keller Ground Engineering -- to undertake the mine filling activities required as part of the Dinmore to Goodna motorway upgrade in Ipswich, Queensland. Part of the motorway project involves the in-filling of abandoned coal mines that lie beneath the new alignment of the widened Ipswich motorway.

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• Member, Ash Development Association of Australia, a lobby group promoting the use of coal-fired power station waste in building and other materials.

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Website:http://www.kellerminefill.com.au/

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