Hillgrove banks first copper at Kanmantoo
Hillgrove Resources has hit a key milestone with the production of first copper concentrate at the Kanmantoo mine in South Australia.
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A first for Australian graphite
International Graphite has successfully commissioned its new graphite micronising plant in Collie, Western Australia.
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Stanmore takes $135 million slice of Eagle Downs
Stanmore Resources has struck an agreement to acquire South32’s 50 per cent stake in the Eagle Downs coking coal mine in the Bowen Basin region of Queensland.
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Tasmanian Government backs Avebury mine workers
The Tasmanian Government has voiced support for the workers and families impacted by the Avebury nickel mine closure.
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Alcoa extends helping hand in Ukraine
The Alcoa Foundation is set to partner with the Aspen Medical Foundation to supply prosthetic limbs to civilian and military victims of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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WA welcomes Rio, BHP green steel plant
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has welcomed the announcement of Rio Tinto and BHP’s major green steel project with BlueScope.
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Yancoal non-executive director steps down
Yancoal has announced that Helen Gillies has stepped down as a Yancoal independent non-executive director.
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Elmore enters voluntary administration
Elmore, operator of the Peko iron ore and gold project in the Tennant Creek region of the Northern Territory, has entered voluntary administration.
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MinRes embraces biodiversity
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has released its inaugural biodiversity strategy, which outlines its commitments to integrating biodiversity management throughout the business.
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Rio, BHP team up with BlueScope for green steel
Rio Tinto and BHP are set to partner with Australia’s largest steelmaker BlueScope for the development of the country’s first ironmaking electric smelting furnace (ESF) pilot plant.
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Newmont continues to spread the C.U.R.E
Newmont and Project C.U.R.E. have extended a partnership providing medical care to those in need for a further five years.
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A mixed bag for Anglo American
Anglo American has increased production across its operations despite the planned slowdown of its Kumba iron ore operation in South Africa.
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Metso expands with new software
Metso is expanding its crushing and screening offering with a new software application called Metso Remote IC.
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Fortescue uplifts First Nations employees
Fortescue has partnered with Curtin University and the Pilbara Kimberley University Centres to launch a pilot program for its First Nations employees.
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Federal Government focuses on minerals investments
The Federal Government has updated the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility’s (NAIF) investment mandate to help deliver more national critical minerals priorities.
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Whitehaven commences 2024 graduate program
Whitehaven Coal has welcomed its 2024 cohort of graduates by holding a two-day event in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
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Heavy rain stumps production in NSW, Queensland
Cyclone Kirrily has struck parts of New South Wales with rains lashing mine sites and impacting operations.
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Avebury mine to close
Less than two years after recommencing operations, the Avebury nickel mine is being transitioned back into care and maintenance.
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Whitehaven Coal receives Queensland Government approval
Whitehaven Coal’s proposed Winchester South coal mine has been given approval by the Queensland Government.
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King pushes for payday for Australian critical minerals
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King is firm European electric vehicle (EV) markets can rely on Australian critical minerals.
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