Tropical Cyclone Ilsa shuts down Port Hedland
Pilbara Ports Authority has cleared all berthed ships from Port Hedland out to sea as Cyclone Ilsa closes in on WA.
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Rio advocates for energy transition
Rio Tinto steps in for Ranger rehabilitation
Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) intends to raise $369 million through an interim entitlement offer (IEO) for the Ranger rehabilitation project in the NT.
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Mining giants united for climate action
BHP and Rio Tinto are among the big mining names calling for urgent action to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
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Rio details its billions paid in taxes
Rio Tinto’s 2022 Taxes and Royalties Paid Report has detailed $10.8 billion of global taxes and royalties paid by the major miner during the year.
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Rio looks to Peru for more copper
Rio Tinto and First Quantum Minerals have agreed to form a joint venture (JV) to unlock the development potential of the La Granja copper project in Peru.
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Rio Tinto staff targeted by hackers
Rio Tinto has warned its staff of a data hack on GoAnywhere software.
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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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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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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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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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Fears rising over lost radioactive capsule
A tiny radioactive capsule travelling from a Rio Tinto mine has been lost in Western Australia – but what does a mine do with radioactive capsule in the first place?
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“It’s going to take time”: Rio CEO committed to green energy
Rio releases fourth quarter results
Iron ore was a central player in the major’s latest report, with the mining giant shipping 87.3 million tonnes from its Western Australian mines during the December quarter.
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Mining executives line up to back new safety app
Two former BHP executives have created an app that allows workers to share safety and equipment information across the sector.
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Miners continue to donate to support WA flood relief
Rio Tinto welcomes Government’s climate action
Rio Tinto has commended the Federal Government’s emissions-reduction policy for providing support to heavy industry.
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Rio Tinto donates $2 million to flood relief
The Lord Mayor’s Distress Relief Fund has received a major boost from the major miner.
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