Sibanye gives Century operation update
Sibanye-Stillwater has said the integration of its newly acquired Australian assets from New Century are progressing well.
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Whitehaven’s last hurrah for Werris Creek
Whitehaven Coal hosted the Werris Creek coal mine community open day at the Quirindi showground on Saturday, drawing more than 1000 people to the event.
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Chalmers: critical minerals the future
Treasurer Jim Chalmers gave the keynote address to the Economic and Social Outlook Conference in Melbourne with an emphasis on critical minerals.
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BHP celebrates green partnership
BHP, Curtin University, and Greening Australia partnered up three years ago to trail vegetation barriers in Port Hedland.
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MRF progresses with abandoned mines
The Mining Rehabilitation Fund (MRF) has continued to progress with the rehabilitation and monitoring of abandoned mines, with levies totalling $42.8 million reported for 2022–23.
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Sandvik and SSAB team for steel
Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions and global steel company SSAB have signed a letter of intent to secure fossil-free steel.
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“Australia has a golden opportunity”: EITI on responsible mineral resourcing
Global standard for good mineral resources governance Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) has encouraged Australia to position itself internationally as a responsible mineral sourcing leader.
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Southwest WA’s role in supporting decarbonisation
Western Australian Minister Don Punch has addressed the Critical Minerals Industry Luncheon in Bunbury, where he emphasised the importance of the southwest WA region’s role in supplying and processing critical minerals needed for the clean energy transition.
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Tradesales secures RED grant to expand Avon Industrial Park
Tradesales will receive $90,000 in government funding through the Western Australian Government’s Regional Economic Development (RED) grants program to construct dedicated office facilities at its factory at Avon Industrial Park.
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Bodytrak partners with Industrial Protective Products for a game-changing solution
Bodytrak, a global leader in wearable technology for workplace safety, has partnered with Industrial Protective Products (IPP) (WA), a prominent provider of PPE (personal protective equipment) with a wide range of equipment specific to the mining, construction and associated industries throughout Western Australia.
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Albemarle soars to new heights
Chemical manufacturing giant Albemarle has announced a bumper third quarter with a 10 per cent increase in net sales.
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MinRes joins lithium scramble
BHP determined to do better
In a speech to the major’s annual general meeting, BHP chairman Ken MacKenzie said the company is committed to contributing positively to the lives of Indigenous communities.
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Sibanye to acquire historic Tasmanian copper mine
Sibanye-Stillwater has announced that it will acquire the Mount Lyell copper mine in Tasmania.
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Rinehart records strong profits
Hancock Prospecting has recorded a strong end of financial year profit of $5 billion off the back of a supposed push by Rinehart to acquire more lithium assets.
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Australia’s critical minerals edge
First T 264 haul truck arrives at Fortescue mine
Liebherr Mining has delivered the first T 264 haul truck to Fortescue’s Eliwana iron ore mine in the Pilbara region of WA.
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Fortescue expands green hydrogen horizons
Fortescue has invested about $NOK100 million ($13.5 million) to become the third largest shareholder in green hydrogen developer Norwegian Hydrogen.
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‘Same job, same pay’ amendments for casuals
Wabtec and Roy Hill unveil the first FLXdrive battery locomotive
Wabtec Corporation and Hancock Prospecting subsidiary Roy Hill have celebrated the debut of the FLXdrive battery locomotive at a ceremony held at Wabtec’s design and development centre in Pennsylvania, US.
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