BP33 contract awarded to NAC
Core Lithium has awarded the $45 million BP33 early works package to Northern Australia Civil (NAC), a civil construction company local to the Northern Territory.
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CME welcomes WA hub in Canberra
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia (CME) has welcomed the WA Government’s plans to build a new hub in Canberra that will focus on the needs of WA.
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The future of coal-producing regions in NSW
The New South Wales Government will establish future jobs and investment authorities in its coal-producing regions.
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The 33rd QMIHSC set to begin next week
The 2023 Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference (QMIHSC) will take place from August 20–23 at the Star in the Gold Coast.
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WA Government invests in mineral exploration
The Western Australian Government has announced that applications for round 28 of the Exploration Incentive Scheme (EIS) co-funded drilling program and series 6 of the Energy Analysis Program (EAP) are open.
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Queensland launches first STEM Big Day Out program
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC), the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) and BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) have teamed up to create the first Queensland STEM Big Day Out.
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BHP extends partnership with AFLW
BHP has extended its partnership with the Australian Football League Women’s Competition (AFLW) for three additional years, until the end of 2025.
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BHP nickel goes green
BHP is building the tallest wind farm in WA to slash carbon emissions from its West Nickel operations across the State.
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WA Government introduces new anti-harassment programs
The Western Australian (WA) Government has launched two programs in order to create safer workplaces and to drive cultural change within the State’s resources sector.
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CME committed to stamping out sexual harassment
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA has published its strategy to tackle sexual harassment against women in the mining industry, as identified in the Enough is Enough report.
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MinRes helps Onslow youth thrive
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has partnered with the Swan Districts Football Club (SDFC) to create more opportunities for young people in Onslow, Western Australia.
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Australia “at risk” of losing its edge: BHP
BHP Australia president Geraldine Slattery has expressed concerns over the competitiveness of the Australian resources sector in her address to the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia.
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Abandoned Ellendale mine gets a new life
The Ellendale diamond mine has sat abandoned since 2015 after owner Kimberley Diamond Company went into liquidation, but thanks to an Indigenous trainee program, the site is set for a second wind.
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BHP, Curtin University team up for the future
BHP and Curtin University have partnered to assist students across Western Australia with their tertiary education journeys.
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NSW Government may consider coal cap extension
As the end of the Federal Government’s price cap on coal draws nearer, the energy market is showing no signs of calming. The NSW Government is considering all options in response.
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Whitehaven gets a cultural makeover
Whitehaven Coal has launched an Indigenous design for its truck tray and hi-vis personal protective equipment during an event at its Maules Creek mine.
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Komatsu donates $250,000 to tackle skill shortage
Komatsu has made a significant contribution to the Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) Foundation. The $250,000 donation will support the AED’s Vision 2025 initiative, a project aimed at helping increase the number of qualified technicians entering the equipment distribution industry.
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Rio Tinto and SWOCC strengthen partnership
MinRes lends a helping hand
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has provided financial support to the Essentials Collective as a means of helping vulnerable Western Australians.
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