Schools of thought
World-class facilities in central Queensland are supporting the future training needs of the state’s resource sector.
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Toward a decarbonised future
As 2023 draws to a close, TotalEnergies takes a look at some of its wins throughout the year while also detailing what 2024 might have in store.
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Rio Tinto to spend $9.4 billion on Simandou
Rio Tinto held its 2023 investor seminar on December 6, where executives provided updates on the company’s long-term strategy to strengthen operations and continue decarbonisation.
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QRC appoints new head
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has appointed a new chief executive officer to replace Ian Macfarlane, who will retire at the end of the year.
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Rio Tinto Kennecott waves goodbye to diesel
Rio Tinto’s Kennecott copper site in Utah is set to get a sustainability makeover as the major prepares to replace its entire fossil diesel consumption with renewable diesel from 2024.
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Rio Tinto, UNESCO to drive sustainability in Mongolia
Rio Tinto has partnered with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) to foster sustainable development initiatives in Mongolia.
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Rio pushes for new iron ore mine
Rhodes Ridge, an undeveloped iron ore deposit in WA, has been bolstered by a $110 million pre-feasibility study (PFS) through Rio Tinto.
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Australia bolstered by mineral exploration boom
The latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has found that Australia’s mineral exploration has hit a new high.
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Rio approves major solar farm in Cape York
Rio Tinto has approved a new 12.4 megawatt (MW) solar farm and battery storage for its Amrun bauxite operations near Weipa in Queensland.
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Hancock shows support for veterans
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has purchased property for Western Australia’s first veterans accommodation program.
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Fortescue sets sail for greener shipping
The Fortescue Green Pioneer has sailed from its base in Singapore to Dubai for COP28 with a strong message for delegates.
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Rio locks in green aluminium deal
Rio Tinto and Giampaolo Group have struck a $US700 million ($1.05 billion) deal to form the Matalco recycled aluminium joint venture in Canada.
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CSIRO reveals pathways to sustainable mine closures
A new report from Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has identified new opportunities for more sustainable mine closures.
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Mining and Energy Union becomes independent
The Mining and Energy Union (MEU) has registered with the Fair Work Commission as a standalone trade union, taking effect from December 1.
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Queensland to secure critical partnerships
Queensland’s critical minerals industry is set to be bolstered by new partnerships with US government and industry representatives.
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Glencore completes $1.2 billion aluminium acquisition
Months after being first announced, Glencore has closed its transaction with low-carbon aluminium company Norsk Hydro.
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Aussie nickel miners receive major boost
The US Government has blocked Indonesia’s bid to become a nickel free-trade partner in a move that has been applauded by Australian nickel miners.
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WA Mines and Petroleum Minister resigns
Western Australian Mines and Petroleum Minister Bill Johnston will step down from Cabinet and won’t seek re-election in the 2025 state election.
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Fortescue welcomes Federal emissions report
Fortescue has welcomed yesterday’s release of Australia’s latest emissions projections and congratulated the Federal Government on its national emissions trajectory.
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A new green hydrogen supply chain for Fortescue
Fortescue will develop offtake opportunities for green hydrogen in Canada, partnering with Vancouver-based HTEC.
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