Rio Tinto upholds transparency on World Water Day
Rio Tinto strengthened its commitment to maintaining transparent stewardship through an interactive map to mark World Water Day.
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BHP takes action against racism
BHP is in the early stages of reviewing its policies, processes and behaviours in an effort to prevent racism in the workplace.
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Fortescue endorses IPCC report
Fortescue has called on all industrial companies to adopt a sense of urgency when it comes to avoiding global warming.
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Mincor holds out for a better offer
The Mincor Resources board has recommended its shareholders take no action after mining magnate Andrew Forrest bid $760 million for the company.
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CSI Mining recognised for operational excellence
CSI Mining, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mineral Resources (MinRes), has taken home the Operational Excellence award at Rio Tinto’s Supplier Recognition Awards gala.
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Rio strengthens its cultural heritage work
The major miner has published a report based on a global audit of its Cultural Heritage Management compliance and performance, identifying where it has succeeded, and where improvements are needed.
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Fortescue and Kenya in green energy talks
Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), a subsidiary of Fortescue Metals, has joined forces with the Government of Kenya to develop a major green energy and fertiliser project.
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MinRes partners with AFL legends for WA youths
The McGovern Foundation’s Wanderer program, with the support of Mineral Resources (MinRes), has helped 125 Western Australians obtain their driver’s license.
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Rio Tinto spends big Down Under
Major miner Rio Tinto injected $15.3 billion in the Australian economy in 2022 by spending more on Australian suppliers.
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Rio and Chalice shuffle the board
Rio Tinto and Chalice Mining have announced major changes to their boards.
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BHP helps unearth incredibly rare fossil
A BHP partnership has helped to unearth a rare, 100-million-year-old dinosaur fossil in Western Queensland.
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FIFO workers get to sleep in style
Mineral Resources (MinRes) will begin construction on new resort-style accomodation villages for the Pilbara’s fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) workforce.
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Red 5 chair vacates the throne
Kevin Dundo has stepped down from his position as chair and director at Red 5 after 13 years of service.
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29Metals reports seven-metre flooding following Queensland downpour
29Metals has released an operations update following the extreme weather event which struck its Capricorn copper mine in Queensland last week.
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Portland aluminium smelter cuts back
Alcoa Australia’s Portland aluminium smelter in Victoria will reduce its production rate immediately.
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Epiroc secures “biggest ever” automation order at Roy Hill
Epiroc has secured its biggest ever automation order to convert Roy Hill’s mixed fleet of haul trucks to driverless operation, making it the world’s largest single autonomous mine.
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Newmont and Newcrest to meet for the first time
Following weeks of silence, Newcrest Mining and Newmont Corporation plan to meet to discuss the path for a potential multi-billion-dollar takeover.
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Rio’s copper giant rises in the Gobi Desert
Rio Tinto has officially turned soil at the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia, the crown jewel in 2022 takeover of Turquoise Hill.
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Westgold digs deeper at Big Bell
Westgold Resources has released an operational update at its flagship Big Bell mine in WA.
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BHP questions ‘same job, same pay’ bill
BHP has raised concerns about the Australian Government’s proposed job reforms.
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