HVO North Open Cut Coal Continuation Project

I support this as it will continue to provide jobs and opportunities for people in the hunter valley

Glencora doesn’t just take care of their own they take care of the community as well they have give me a job when it was hard for me to get a good when I moved to Australia as they have help me I hope you help them thank you

I support this project because it is my livelihood. My partner and I would have to seep up and move to survive if this doesn’t go thru. The town I grew up in, Singleton, will cease to exist.

I support this project. It supports our community and families in the Hunter Valley.

I support the submission. The industry keeps the Hunter Valley financially stable and supports the community.

Hvo supports the community I live in. Hvo is a responsible miner and always goes about its business with the environment and local community in mind. I'm proud of hvo and its commitment to reducing environmental impacts

I support the continuation of Hunter Valley Operations. Not only does it offer the continuation of jobs, but it also offers continuation of support to the community and environment.

I live in Singleton and I think the community and areas around here need mining to continue as long as possible. HVO has a lot of workers who will need jobs if it doesn't get approved. It will devastate Singleton and also housing market in this area.

Our community requires this industry to survive. It suplies jobs directly as well as indirectly to other industries. once coal is gone what else do we have?

The approval of this project is very important to myself, my husband and family as well as the local business and communities of Singleton, Muswellbrook and Jerry's Plains.
In addition there are over 1200 direct employees and contractors employed at the mine who's wages are spent in and around their local communities. There is a significant amount of revenue from royalties and payroll tax.
These benefits must be taken into account when considering this project.

Mining brings so much to the local community. We need it to continue for the survival of all local towns and communities around the mine. It provides many jobs directly and many more indirectly.

Been working in the mines since 2017, l strongly agree on the continuation at HVO as its supports the local community and surrounding areas for friends and families.

I support this project. This needs to continue for the families & community.

I support the HVO continuation project as if provides many jobs in the Hunter Valley, not only directly employed by HVO but also many contractors and vendors.
HVO is always helping out local charities with fundraising and also providing infrastructures around the local community.
The extension of HVO will see more job opportunities and more money back into the local community.

I support the continuation project at HVO because it will be great for the region through employment and other benefits including infrastructure and royalties. With the continuation will come more skilled tradespeople through apprenticeships to help fill the trade shortage around the nation.

I support this project. This needs to continue.

1500 jobs plus the roll on needs to be kept

I support the continuation of mining at Hvo

I am an HVO Employee after joining this organisation in 2012. This employment is my only source of income which enables me to support myself and my family, pay my bills that include mortgage and school fees for my kids. I support the HVO continuation project as this organisation currently supports local jobs, local economy and is involved in quite a number of community support services. During all my years at HVO, the company has always went above and beyond in order to operate in a responsible and sustainable way in order to meet the environmental and other regulatory conditions. This organisation supports an extensive number of local business and communities. If the project continuation is not approved we will all lose our jobs including a group of young apprentices who are just starting their careers in the mining industry and who had a bright future ahead of them.

The continuation of this mining project is imperative for the employment and well being of the employees