MinRes helps Dandelions bloom
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has helped charity Dandelions WA secure a new home to continue providing “kindness kits” to Western Australians in need.
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Fortescue not proceeding with Pilbara energy hub
Fortescue has abandoned plans to build a 5.4-gigawatt renewable energy hub in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, as reported by the Australian Financial Review (AFR).
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NSW all in on critical minerals
New South Wales Natural Resources Minister Courtney Housso has met with key stakeholders to discuss the NSW Government’s approach to its critical minerals and high-tech metals strategy.
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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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Anglo American’s “holistic approach” to sustainability
Anglo American’s performance update on achieving sustainable mining has been released.
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Fortescue’s sustainable September quarter
Fortescue has released its September 2023 quarter report, with its total shipments and cost guidance for the 2024 financial year remaining unchanged.
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Fortescue’s green journey
Fortescue has released its climate transition plan, inspired by the United Nation’s Race to Zero campaign.
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NSW TAFE introduces renewables courses
The New South Wales Government’s TAFE (technical and further education) sector has introduced eight new micro-skills.
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Fortescue on track to decarbonise operations
Newly elected Fortescue non-executive director Larry Marshall said the major miner is on track to achieving its decarbonisation goals.
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$30 billion to boost Australian skills
The Federal Government has announced a new agreement with multiple states that aims to unlock billions of dollars to build Australia’s skills and prosperity.
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MinRes delivers on sustainability
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has detailed its sustainability efforts and performance during the 2022-23 financial year (FY23).
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Queensland’s phosphate boom
North West Phosphate will begin mining operations on 65,000 square kilometres of untapped phosphate tenements in north-west Queensland, the ABC reported.
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Rio Tinto’s new solar power
Rio Tinto Kennecott, a subsidiary of Rio Tinto, has completed construction of a new five-megawatt solar power plant at its Kennecott copper mine.
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Clearer guidelines for decommissioning in WA
The Western Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) is seeking open consultation for guidance on best-practice decommissioning.
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Fortescue shines light on solar
Fortescue and renewable energy supplier Genex have entered into a 25-year solar power purchase agreement (PPA).
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Metso opens doors in Finland
Metso has opened a completely renovated minerals processing laboratory in Pori, Finland.
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Jervois cobalt for US DoD
Jervois has appointed engineering consultant AFRY USA to commence basic engineering and a bankable feasibility study for a US cobalt refinery.
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Fortescue invests in green hydrogen
Fortescue has today announced it has taken the lead investor role in Electric Hydrogen’s (EH2) US$380 million ($603.4 million) series C funding round.
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BHP calls for sustainability
BHP chief executive officer Mike Henry has called for collaboration on strengthened supply chains for the mining sector in order to achieve renewable goals.
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Respect in Mining toolkit gets an upgrade
The Western Australian Government has launched a new suite of tools to help mining companies create safer workplaces for women through the Respect in Mining program.
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