Emergency teams rushed to the central Queensland site after two vehicles collided. One worker did not survive. Another was rushed to hospital in a serious state. Police and mine officials arrived to cordon off the site. They have not said what caused the crash. Investigators will look at the collision in the coming days. News reports aired the deaths and injuries that evening . Authorities said more checks are needed before commenting. The site sits deep in the remote coal belt of inland Queensland, where haul trucks move constantly between pits and processing plants. Local crews reacted fast once the call came in. The other vehicle involved in the crash was a light service truck , not a giant haul truck, according to early statements. Both workers were wearing standard site safety gear. The spokesperson stressed no other personnel were caught up in the incident. Welfare coordinators were offered to the injured worker's next of kin. The mine itself restarted limited shifts in the past month after a planned maintenance period. The latest fatality ranks among the nationwide mining deaths tracked each year. Regulators said they will inspect the site's light vehicle logbooks. Internal briefings are also underway. Workplace safety bodies urge ongoing care after any such tragedy. More statements are expected as the inquiry continues.