A second Queensland coal miner in as many days has announced job cuts, with Anglo American confirming roles have gone at its Brisbane office and in the Bowen Basin.

Anglo American declined to detail the number of redundancies, but Isaac Regional Council said more than 200 positions were involved.

Workers at the company's underground Grosvenor coal mine near Moranbah, which has been closed since an underground fire in June 2024 , were among those offered redundancies.

Confirmation of the Anglo American cuts followed mining giant BHP Mitsubishi Alliance's (BMA) decision to scrap 750 jobs and mothball its Saraji South mine at Dysart from November.

Isaac Regional Council Mayor Kelly Vea Vea said about 1,020 jobs were affected between the two miners.

"I don't think that we should be co

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