Australia has always been famously shy of nuclear power and construction of plants is prohibited to this day.

Dani Tamati, recruitment specialist and human resources manager at mining industry agency (and Prospect Award winner) THE resources Hub, identifies three of the biggest employment trends she has identified in the mining industry recently.

After a tough couple of years, the recovery of the mining industry started in 2017, and now is the time to kick it into a higher gear and benefit from being an early mover. Digital investments and new charging models are a couple of the initiatives companies will be pioneering to leverage the industry turnaround … Continue reading OPINION: Digital investments, new business models, digital twins and IoT empower mining →

If there is one piece of advice that Avanco managing director Tony Polglase can offer about mining in Brazil, it’s that local credibility is critical for success.

A recent 30-year milestone was celebrated at Spray Nozzle Engineering’s head office with the delivery of Australia’s largest custom plastic nozzles for a downstream processing gas cooling and wet scrubber system. Stuart Morgan, SNE’s technical sales manager explained: “Our association with pollution control, odour control and water treatment system processing with spray nozzles has now … Continue reading Thirty years of pollution control through total spraying solutions →

The lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery has of late returned to a topical forefront and as global demand for the battery increases, so too does the demand for the tech metals used in its creation.

The global iron ore market is evolving due to Chinese policy changes. Carpentaria Resources wants to capitalise on these changes at its high-quality Hawsons project.

Mining has emerged from the dark days of the downturn to be greeted with a familiar challenge – skills shortages.

With in-house design and local manufacture, companies Reel Tech and Spray Nozzle Engineering lead the fluid mechanics industry with engineered products developed for mining. Australian Mining reports.

E-waste, the process of recycling usable metals and materials from discarded technology for reuse, is becoming increasingly prevalent.

A former underground worker of Whitehaven Coal was dismissed in April last year by the Fair Work Commission (FWC) for serious misconduct after testing positive for cannabis.

Reversing heavy vehicles can be a risky business. ifm discusses how it is making manoeuvres easier for operators.

Kal Tire’s Ultra Repair is a revolutionary service for Australian miners that revives damaged ultra-class tyres otherwise destined for the scrap heap.

The summer months may have finished, bringing cooler weather, but that doesn’t decrease the importance of staying hydrated at mine sites. Australian Mining explains.

Queensland-based design firm Proof Engineers has teamed up with Curtin University’s WA School of Mines on a new road monitoring device, the Road Condition Monitor (RCM).

Mining may be vitally important to Australia, but there is a perception that today’s young people no longer have a strong interest in the industry.