Hastings Deering has set a task to improve diversity and inclisuion within its workforce through the introduction of a new business-shaping initiative called ‘Together as One’.

Technology is changing how mining companies can manage risk. But is the industry tech-ready to prepare for the diverse risks it now faces?

Kal Tire is rolling out a tyre operations management system across Australia that will transform tyre management at mine sites into forward-looking operations.

While the Australian federal election campaign has seen all sides of politics weigh in on the future of Australian mining, the industry itself is gearing up for Asia-Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX).

Technology is changing how mining companies can manage risk. But is the industry tech-ready to prepare for the diverse risks it now faces? Ben Creagh finds out.

Gender diversity is not a corporate catchphrase when it comes to the mining sector’s forerunners. Women in leading positions at BHP, Fortescue and St Barbara lay out their achievements, but also point out that more needs to be done.

Mine sites could be missing out by ignoring oxygen management during the gold leaching process.

Aspire Mining is heading in the right direction to become a key supplier of high-quality coking coal from Mongolia in the coming years.

South Australia’s appetite to meet the rise in demand for copper, electric vehicles and renewable energy has been matched by the vision of its miners.

Thyssenkrupp is engaging its engineering prowess to make minerals processing more water, energy and space efficient. Australian Mining looks at how the company achieves this.

Good things do come in threes. A compressor-welder-generator package has been rolled out in Australia’s own backyard to be both site-compliant and robust in harsh conditions.