The World Gold Conference series is a joint venture between the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM), the Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (SAIMM) and the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM).

The AusIMM are excited to bring the world’s best practice in metallurgical plant design and operation to our MetPlant conference in Perth this September.

In The Zone 2019 – Critical Minerals: Securing Indo-Pacific Technology Futures, in partnership with the University of Western Australia, will attract more than 350 delegates from government and business across the Indo-Pacific region.

Jointly hosted by the AusIMM, the Mine Ventilation Society Australia and the University of NSW, MineVent 2019 will feature seven keynote speakers and over 40 technical presentations.

In a world which is increasingly connected, the mining industry is under close scrutiny from communities, government and investors. 

Iron ore continues to be Australia’s largest export, contributing to 39 per cent of the world’s global supply in 2018. To lead the discussion on current and future trends, AusIMM and CSIRO will jointly host the 2019 Iron Ore Conference held in Perth from 22-24 July.

Affordable, reliable and low-carbon power for mines is the focus of the third annual Energy and Mines Australia Summit bringing together over 400 mining, energy, finance and government experts this June 18-20 in Perth.

The Australian Mining Prospect Awards were launched in 2004 to become the most esteemed and prestigious awards program for the mining and minerals processing industry in Australia. 

Following the success of AusIMM’s inaugural Thought Leadership Series in 2018, which attracted 1000-plus attendees from across the country with 36 per cent being c-suite level, AusIMM is pleased to bring the Thought Leadership Series to five locations across Australia in 2019.

The Australian Mining Leaders Forum (AMLF) will connect mining leaders, investors, financiers and government as AusIMM showcases the Australian resources sector on the global stage.

Austmine has lined up some of the industry’s most knowledgeable thought-leaders to share their expertise as they discuss reaching for zero-harm workplaces, driverless trucks, autonomous skills and much more.

Optimising iron ore value has been a major focus of the resources industry in recent years and is the key theme for AusIMM’s Iron Ore 2019 conference in Perth.

The ninth annual Mine Rehab 2019 provides an important avenue for promoting innovative approaches to best-practice rehabilitation of mined lands.

The three-day technical conference will explore advancements in sustainable mining and how these extend beyond organisational practice and regulatory permissions.

Boasting an impressive growth trajectory and abundant resource potential, Papua New Guinea is considered the Asia-Pacific region’s most promising emerging economy.

Austmine has lined up some of the industry’s most knowledgeable thought-leaders to share their expertise as they discuss reaching for zero-harm workplaces, driverless trucks, autonomous skills and much more.

Now in its fifth year, the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Melbourne is one of the country’s largest mining events.

The second annual OECD meeting of Mining Regions and Cities will be held in Darwin in Northern Territory from November 20–22, 2018. Engage with global leaders, world-renowned speakers and industry experts at the OECD territory meeting.

Traditional fieldbus systems are showing their limitations today as new technologies are appearing that provide more performance and support for Internet protocols. Automation system users have to decide if, when and how to adopt these next generation networks.

Join Austmine at its next Smart Mining Networking Event in Sydney on September 20 as it welcomes Paul Flynn, managing director and CEO, Whitehaven Coal.