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- Wesfarmers lobs $1.5bn offer at Lynas (0) March 26, 2019
Wesfarmers has set its sights on Lynas Corporation with a $1.5 billion takeover bid.
- Kalium Lakes scores 10-year offtake deal with German potash company (0) March 26, 2019
Kalium Lakes has finalised a deal to supply German fertiliser company K+S with up to 90,000 tonnes a year of sulphate of potash (SOP) over a 10-year period.
- Austmine to showcase the ‘next horizon’ for mining innovation (0) March 26, 2019
Austmine is now the leading mining innovation conference in the world, according to chief executive officer Christine Gibbs Stewart.
- Jupiter Mines to make move at Central Yilgarn iron ore projects (0) March 25, 2019
Jupiter Mines could bring its Australian operations back to life with the restart of the Central Yilgarn iron ore projects in Western Australia.
- BHP chief backs ‘economic importance’ of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (0) March 25, 2019
BHP chief executive officer Andrew Mackenzie has lauded China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in a speech in Beijing.
- Atlas Copco brings ‘unparalleled level of service’ to WA (0) March 25, 2019
Atlas Copco has converted a large warehouse to carry out major overhaul work that’s not always possible on site in its new Western Australian headquarter in Perth.
- Sandfire sets up JV with White Rock (0) March 25, 2019
Sandfire Resources is expanding its North American presence with plans to work with White Rock Minerals to explore and develop the multi-commodity Red Mountain project in Alaska, United States.
- Coal racing Australia towards exports record in 2019 (0) March 25, 2019
Coal companies are expected to turn away from mergers and acquisitions (M&A) this year to maximise the value of their existing assets on the back of high prices and a ...
- Rio Tinto suspends Pilbara operations due to cyclone (0) March 25, 2019
Rio Tinto has temporarily halted rail operations and mining at the Robe Valley project in the Pilbara in response to Cyclone Veronica.
- The top five mining stories last week (0) March 25, 2019
Australian Mining’s top five stories of the past week included an autonomous truck incident in the Pilbara, mining companies bracing for cyclones across Australia, rehabilitation plans in Queensland, and more.
- Rio Tinto, BHP take action as cyclones hit (0) March 22, 2019
Major miners Rio Tinto and BHP are gearing up in preparation for the cyclones on both the west and east coasts of Australia.
- Volatility in coal sector exerts pressure on jobs (0) March 22, 2019
Problems facing the coal sector have lowered the demand for mining jobs in Queensland.
- Equipment supplier Lincom Group delivers 10th mine spec machine to valued customer (0) March 22, 2019
The Lincom Group a leading provider of material processing equipment, has just delivered the last machine of a 10-machine deal to a valued customer in New South Wales.
- St Barbara cuts gold production outlook at Gwalia (0) March 22, 2019
St Barbara has reduced its gold production target at the Gwalia mine in Western Australia for the remaining first half of 2019.
- Perth Mint signs agreement with Security Matters to protect its gold (0) March 22, 2019
Security Matters is collaborating with the Perth Mint to develop bespoke tracing technology.
- Pure Alumina to fast track production with Polar Sapphire acquisition (0) March 22, 2019
Victoria-based Pure Alumina plans to purchase Canadian company Polar Sapphire for $C25.7 million ($27.1 million) to consolidate its position as a high-purity alumina (HPA) producer.
- Fortescue ignites Christmas Creek light vehicle automation trial (0) March 22, 2019
Fortescue Metals Group is set to commence an autonomous light vehicle trial at its Christmas Creek iron ore mine in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
- Riversdale shareholders reject Hancock’s $591m takeover offer (0) March 22, 2019
Hancock Prospecting’s takeover bid for Riversdale Resources has hit a hurdle after two prominent shareholders rejected the offer.
- WA Government to complete closure of ex-mining town Wittenoom (0) March 21, 2019
The Western Australian Government is to finalise the closure of Wittenoom, a former town known for its asbestos mining activity from the 1930s to the 1960s.
- Blackham sets sights on 250,000oz a year at Matilda-Wiluna (0) March 21, 2019
Blackham Resources plans to raise $25.8 million to back its transition to a 100,000 ounce a year gold producer and beyond.
- BHP makes move on Ecuador copper project (0) March 21, 2019
BHP has taken a key step towards reaching an $US82 million ($114.5 million) earn-in and joint venture agreement with Luminex Resources at the Tarqui copper project in Ecuador, South America.
- Labor plans mining technology centre in Perth if elected (0) March 21, 2019
The Australian Labor Party intends to develop a $46 million mining technology centre in Perth, Western Australia, if it wins the upcoming federal election.
- Aeris sets up acquisition of Glencore copper mine (0) March 21, 2019
Aeris Resources could acquire Glencore’s CSA copper mine in Cobar, New South Wales, for a combined value of $US625 million ($878 million).
- Anglo American, BMA put thousands of hectares of QLD land into rehab (0) March 21, 2019
The major Queensland coal miners have expressed their commitment to rehabilitating key mining areas in the state.
- GreenGold secures ReCYN technology contract at Martabe gold mine (0) March 20, 2019
Technology company GreenGold has won a contract to design and install its ReCyn technology at PT Agincourt Resources’ Martabe gold project in Northern Sumatra, Indonesia.
- Casual mining jobs to be pegged under NSW Labor plan (0) March 20, 2019
The New South Wales Labor Party plans to cap the number of contracted workers on mine sites, including those in the Hunter Valley, at 20 per cent if it wins ...
- Custom reel solutions engineered for the mining industry (0) March 20, 2019
Reel Tech is one of the few leaders in their field that specialises in both heavy- duty and custom reeling and hose handling systems.
- NMX engaged by leading OEM as exclusive agency for sale of surplus CAT components (0) March 20, 2019
National Group-owned company National Machinery Xchange (NMX) has secured exclusive rights to manage the sale of surplus Caterpillar components.
- Airborne survey reveals rich mineral deposits in Northern Australia (0) March 20, 2019
The Northern Territory and Queensland have shown potential for mineral deposits including gold, copper, nickel, lead, zinc and manganese.
- Kalamazoo aims to unlock Castlemaine gold with CSIRO alliance (0) March 20, 2019
Kalamazoo Resources and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) are joining forces to conduct minerals research at the Wattle Gully gold mine within the Castlemaine project near Bendigo ...
- TerraCom breathes life into Blair Athol coal mine (0) March 20, 2019
TerraCom has announced an upgrade in marketable reserves at the Blair Athol thermal coal mine in the Bowen Basin region of Queensland to 23.5 million tonnes.
- Greatland builds off Newcrest partnership with growth aspirations (0) March 20, 2019
Greatland Gold plans to take advantage of weakness in the junior resources sector by identifying and acquiring projects with Tier 1 potential beyond the Paterson region in Western Australia.
- New Hope rides to a record on back of Bengalla (0) March 20, 2019
New Hope Group is benefitting from its growing interest in the Bengalla Mining Company, which has guided the coal miner to a new record.
- Bis haul truck fits in with future autonomous mines (0) March 20, 2019
Bis-designed and constructed mining haul truck has come back with outstanding results after going through trials at Glencore’s Murrin Murrin nickel-cobalt mine in the north eastern Goldfields in Western Australia.
- BHP autonomous trucks collide in the Pilbara (0) March 19, 2019
BHP has blamed a collision between two autonomous trucks at the Jimblebar iron ore mine in the Pilbara, Western Australia on wet weather.
- Boss improves Honeymoon outlook as restart advances (0) March 19, 2019
Boss Resources has completed the first phase of its restart assessment at the Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia, which confirmed the company’s predicted costs and schedule to restart production.
- Shortlist announced for Mines and Money Asia Outstanding Achievement Awards (0) March 19, 2019
The Mines and Money Asia Outstanding Achievement Awards are designed to recognise excellence over a wide cross-section of the Asia Pacific mining and investment sector.
- Kalium Lakes to receive $102m for Beyondie SOP project (0) March 19, 2019
Kalium Lakes has signed a non-binding agreement with Germany-based KfW IPEX-Bank to receive $102 million of debt funding for the Beyondie sulphate of potash (SOP) project in the eastern Pilbara, ...
- MinRes completes Mt Marion acquisition as Neometals shifts focus (0) March 19, 2019
Neometals has finalised a deal with Mineral Resources and Ganfeng Lithium to sell its 13.8 per cent stake in the Mt Marion lithium project in Western Australia for $103.8 million.
- BHP Nickel West to buy nickel from Mincor operations (0) March 19, 2019
BHP Billiton Nickel West has extended its offtake partnership with Mincor Resources, marking a key step in Mincor’s restart of its Kambalda nickel mining operations in Western Australia. The offtake agreement ...
- Minprovise doubles site service capacity in one year (0) March 19, 2019
Minprovise has doubled its site service capacity by 100 per cent in the last year.
- Kingsgate receives $82 million from insurance case (0) March 19, 2019
Australian-based gold miner Kingsgate Consolidated has settled insurance proceedings against the Royal Thai Government over the premature closure of its Chatree gold mine almost three years ago.
- Heron rejects another Sedgman claim over Woodlawn contract (0) March 18, 2019
Sedgman’s latest progress claim for Heron Resources has been met with another rejection due to a violation of a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) framework, according to the base metals developer.
- Thiess wins $1.7bn contract at world’s richest diamond mine (0) March 18, 2019
Thiess has secured a nine-year, $1.7 billion contract for works on the Jwaneng diamond mine’s Cut-9 expansion in Botswana, southern Africa.
- Pilbara Minerals moves ahead with POSCO JV (0) March 18, 2019
Pilbara Minerals has exercised an option to enter into a joint venture (JV) with POSCO for the development of a lithium processing plant in South Korea.
- GR Engineering secures Mardie contract with BCI Minerals (0) March 18, 2019
BCI Minerals has appointed contractor GR Engineering to provide services at the Mardie salt and potash project in Western Australia.
- Newmont delivers Tanami power project (0) March 18, 2019
Newmont Mining has completed its $US245 million (346 million) Tanami power project in the Northern Territory on schedule, coinciding with Tanami pouring its 10 millionth ounce of gold.
- Lucapa finds fourth large diamond at Mothae (0) March 18, 2019
Lucapa Diamond Company has recovered an 83.9-carat diamond from its Mothae kimberlite plant in Lesotho, southern Africa. The stone is the fourth 50-plus carat diamond recovered from the new operation. It ...
- BHP crew stops wrong train in derailment incident (0) March 18, 2019
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released a detailed timeline of the events that led to the derailment of a runaway BHP iron ore train in the Pilbara last ...
- Canadian body cites Australia as model for mining investment (0) March 15, 2019
The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) has mentioned Australia positively in a statement about how the North American country can work to improve its mining investment strategy.
- Adani defends carbon emissions at Carmichael (0) March 15, 2019
Adani Australia has responded to environmental concerns regarding its Carmichael thermal coal mine project in the Galilee Basin in Queensland.
- CSIRO bolsters autonomous mining systems with robotics centre (0) March 15, 2019
CSIRO’s Data61 has opened its Robotics Innovation Centre in Queensland, dedicated to advance the robotics and autonomous systems industry that could be worth $23 billion by 2025.
- Perth is a global oil and gas hub says WA Mines and Petroleum Minister (0) March 15, 2019
Perth is the only Australian city to be admitted into the World Energy Cities Partnership, which signifies Western Australia’s continual growth as a world energy leader.
- CIMIC Group awarded $190m contract at Karratha (0) March 15, 2019
Woodside Energy has awarded a contract to CIMIC Group’s UGL as part of the latter’s joint venture (JV) with Cape at the Karratha gas plant in Western Australia.
- Barrick to update 2019 production target following Newmont JV (0) March 15, 2019
Barrick is in the process of revising its 2019 gold production guidance following the execution of its recent joint venture (JV) with Newmont Mining to create the world’s single largest ...
- Matching mineral, coal and oil and gas projects with global investment (0) March 14, 2019
This year’s Energy Mines and Money will help drive business growth, introduce new investors and provide over 20 hours of networking opportunities.
- Syrah Resources set to meet production target at Balama (0) March 14, 2019
Syrah Resources is on track to meet the lower end of its production guidance at the Balama graphite operation in Mozambique.
- EPA’s emissions guideline a threat to Woodside projects (0) March 14, 2019
Woodside Energy has urged the Western Australian State Government to reject the Environmental Protection Authority’s revised guidance on greenhouse gas emissions as it could jeopardise the Browse, Scarborough and Pluto ...
- Kingspan exclusive distributor for Permastore GFS tanks (0) March 14, 2019
Permastore has over 50 years of experience in the water storage industry and is considered a leading manufacturer of GFS modular bolted tanks.
- Image Resources reveals upgrade plans for Boonanarring (0) March 14, 2019
Image Resources will embark on a drilling program aimed at upgrading the company’s mineral resource at the Boonanarring mineral sands project in Western Australia.
- It’s a productivity game changer – impressive new water cart pump hits the market (0) March 14, 2019
Malcolm Thompson Pumps has released a pump proven to decrease service and maintenance times, keeping water carts on the road for longer.
- Aus Tin commences owner mining at Granville after ‘frustrating’ delays (0) March 14, 2019
Aus Tin Mining has terminated its contract with Jemrok at the Granville East mine in Tasmania following the collapse of the mining and civil contractor.
- Rockwell Automation launches Industry 4.0-focused customer centre in Melbourne (0) March 14, 2019
Rockwell Automation has launched a customer experience centre (CEC) in Australia to inspire businesses through automation technology.
- Mineral Resources, Hazer advance Kwinana pilot plant (0) March 14, 2019
Hazer Group’s graphite pilot plant works with Mineral Resources are set to advance further following the delivery of a new pilot plant to Kwinana in Western Australia.
- Mitsui invests in Position Partners to advance digital transformation (0) March 13, 2019
Mitsui & Co has invested in Position Partners to accelerate digital transformation in the resource sector, strengthening the $15 billion investment it has made in Australia in the last decade.
- Ausgold, Great Boulder seal the deal at Yamarna (0) March 13, 2019
Ausgold has inked the deal with Great Boulder Resources to execute a joint venture (JV) agreement over the Yamarna project in Western Australia.
- Doray Minerals, Silver Lake a step closer to $421m merger (0) March 13, 2019
Doray Minerals’ largest shareholder has voiced its approval of the proposed merger between Doray and Silver Lake Resources announced last November.
- Altura to boost funding at Pilgangoora lithium project (0) March 13, 2019
Altura Mining has increased a proposed share purchase plan (SPP) from $5 million to $10 million on the back of strong investor demand.
- New Hope hits environmental breakthrough at New Acland (0) March 13, 2019
New Hope Group has put an end to a protracted legal battle with the granting of an environmental approval for its New Acland coal mine stage three project in Darling Downs.
- Popularity of electric vehicles to demand industry shift (0) March 13, 2019
Australians are urged to cut down their ownership of fossil fuel-based cars as an electric vehicle (EV) presence will arrive “much sooner than later”.
- Newcrest to partner with Greatland Gold in $US65m deal (0) March 13, 2019
Newcrest Mining and Greatland Gold have agreed to a $US65 million farm-in to advance the Havieron copper-gold project in Western Australia.
- Barrick drops bid for Newmont as companies enter JV (0) March 12, 2019
Barrick Gold and Newmont have agreed to form a joint venture (JV) at their Nevada, United States-based operations for a combined $5 billion in value over a 20-year period.
- Fosterville gold mine to expand with cement plant (0) March 12, 2019
Kirkland Lake Gold’s Fosterville gold mine is set to receive an onsite cement plant with support from Victoria’s Labor Government.
- Australia could reap extra $9.4bn from critical minerals (0) March 12, 2019
The Australian Government reiterates its commitment to ensuring Australia reaches its potential as a global supplier of critical minerals following the release of a report from Geoscience Australia.
- Newcrest, Encounter JVs increase gold exploration tenement (0) March 12, 2019
Newcrest Mining has significantly expanded its joint venture (JV) tenure with Encounter Resources by securing a large exploration tenure in Western Australia.
- Ansteel to acquire Gindalbie Metals in $25m deal (0) March 12, 2019
Gindalbie Metals will demerge its subsidiary Coda Minerals to shareholders before being purchased by Chinese producer Ansteel in a deal worth around $25 million.
- Rio Tinto pips Wesfarmers to top spot on list of Australian companies (0) March 12, 2019
Three mining companies have taken a podium finish in IBISWorld’s list of the top 1000 companies in Australia by revenue.
- Newcrest to enter North America with $1.1bn mine purchase (0) March 12, 2019
Newcrest Mining will acquire 70 per cent of the Red Chris copper-gold mine for $US806.5 million ($1.14 billion) in a deal with Canadian company Imperial Metals.
- Diversity of thought – Oil & gas heavyweights fuel the debate (0) March 8, 2019
Widely regarded as Australia’s premier event specifically on diversity and inclusion for the oil and gas industry, the Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition & Conference (AOG) Diversity and Inclusion Breakfast ...
- PHIL launches updated tailgate system for Komatsu trucks (0) March 8, 2019
United States company Phillippi-Hagenbuch (PHIL) has developed a new version of its Autogate Tailgate system for use with Komatsu rigid frame haul trucks.
- Capricorn Metals CEO resigns after just one month (0) March 8, 2019
Capricorn Metals’ CEO and CFO have resigned after three company directors were replaced following a shareholder vote.
- Victoria to attract more women into resources (0) March 8, 2019
The Victorian Government will partner with the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) to entice a new generation of students in to the Victorian resources sector.
- Rio Tinto commissions $2.6bn Amrun bauxite mine (0) March 8, 2019
The major miner has completed commissioning of the Amrun mine in Far North Queensland ahead of schedule and as global supply of the higher-grade bauxite produced at the site becomes ...
- Universities launch efforts to lift mining enrolments (0) March 8, 2019
Australia’s tertiary institutions are persisted with their efforts to attract mining and engineering students despite slipping enrolment figures.
- Panoramic ramp up at Savannah slower than expected (0) March 8, 2019
Panoramic Resources is set to improve operations at the Savannah nickel-copper-cobalt project in Western Australia after failing to meet production target this year.
- Rising graphite demand opens opportunities for Australian miners (0) March 8, 2019
High graphite prices are encouraging development of new projects outside of China, according to market consultant Roskill.
- LNS identifies top industry challenges in latest report (0) March 8, 2019
The mining, metals and materials industry is vulnerable to many social and economic pressures in its important role as a material provider.
- Mining companies urged to manage exposure to diesel fumes (0) March 8, 2019
Exposure to high levels of diesel fumes could be the biggest occupational health threat since asbestos, according to hydraulic engineer Norm Mathers.
- Geopacific to acquire full ownership of Woodlark (0) March 8, 2019
Geopacific Resources has acquired all of Kula Gold’s rights and interests in the Woodlark gold project in Papua New Guinea, consolidating Geopacific’s direct ownership of the project.
- Gina Rinehart slips in Forbes global rich list (0) March 7, 2019
Iron ore and cattle magnate Gina Rinehart has placed 75th in Forbes’ 2019 list of the richest people in the world with a personal net worth of $US15.2 billion ($21.5 ...
- Thiess scoops $172m coal extension (0) March 7, 2019
Thiess has secured a $172 million contract extension from Bayan Resources to expand the miner’s coal operations at Melak in East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
- Newcrest to work with Jacobs on Cadia expansion (0) March 7, 2019
Newcrest Mining has awarded Jacobs Engineering a contract as part of the planned expansion of the Cadia operations in New South Wales, Australia’s top producing gold site in 2018.
- MMG doubles down on efficiency in response to market volatility (0) March 7, 2019
MMG has posted a 61 per cent drop in profits in 2018, citing the impact of ongoing “trade friction” between the United States and China.
- Fosterville production growth supported by Pitram (0) March 7, 2019
Kirkland Lake Gold has adopted fleet management and mine production solution Pitram at its award-winning Fosterville gold operation in Victoria.
- RPMGlobal unveils design solution for intelligent mining suite (0) March 7, 2019
RPMGlobal plans to expand its Intelligent Mining (IM) suite with the launch of an Intelligent Design (D) solution that takes advantage of up-to-date enterprise technology for mining.
- BGC Contracting revives golden days with Northern Star contract (0) March 7, 2019
BGC Contracting has won its first Western Australian gold contract in 10 years as part of Northern Star Resources’ development of the Ramone project.
- Sandvik unveils underground drilling simulator (0) March 7, 2019
Sandvik has introduced an operator training simulator to provide a compact and flexible solution to safely train teams on the DD422i, DD422iE and DT922i drill rigs.
- BHP partnership to remove carbon dioxide from atmospheric air (0) March 6, 2019
BHP is set to invest $US6 million ($8.5 million) in Carbon Engineering to support the development of a ground-breaking technology that reduces carbon emissions.
- Talison Lithium ends dispute with GAM over Greenbushes (0) March 6, 2019
Talison Lithium and Global Advanced Metals (GAM) have settled a mining rights dispute related to Talison’s proposed expansion of the Greenbushes lithium mining area in Western Australia.
- OZ Minerals considers Carrapateena block cave to up production (0) March 6, 2019
Converting a section of the Carrapateena copper mine in South Australia to a block cave could significantly improve overall production, says OZ Minerals.
- Female diversity, inclusion shows room for improvement (0) March 6, 2019
A national survey of women in mining by the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) shows that support for women is still needed in the industry.
- Australia a resource leader for nine commodities (0) March 6, 2019
Government reporting from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Geoscience Australia (GA) have pointed to a resources and energy sector in good health following on from a record $248 ...
- Cat 797F mining truck passes the emissions test (0) March 6, 2019
The Cat 797F ultra-class mining truck has become available in a fuel-efficient configuration that meets US EPA Tier 4 Final emissions standards.
- BHP stakes $US6 million in clean energy company (0) March 5, 2019
BHP has invested $US6 million ($8.47 million) in Canadian clean energy company Carbon Engineering.
- Australia-Indonesia trade deal to promote METS sector (0) March 5, 2019
Australia and Indonesia have signed a trade deal that will bring greater opportunities for Australia’s mining equipment, technology and services (METS) companies.
- Riversdale takes time to consider Hancock takeover bid (0) March 5, 2019
The board of Riversdale Resources has recommended shareholders take no action relating to a takeover offer received from Hancock Prospecting last week.
- Newmont rejects $25bn Barrick takeover bid (0) March 5, 2019
Barrick Gold’s hostile $US18 billion ($24.8 billion) takeover offer for Newmont Mining has hit its first hurdle after being unanimously rejected by the target.
- Adani takes aim at Greens proposal to stop Galilee Basin coal mining (0) March 5, 2019
A private member’s bill introduced by the Greens proposing to ban coal mining in the Galilee Basin region of Queensland has drawn the ire of coal company Adani.
- Sedgman continues debate with Heron over Woodlawn costs (0) March 4, 2019
Sedgman is persisting in its claim for additional costs related to works at the Woodlawn project despite rejection from the contract superintendent.
- Orminex scoops Penny’s Find gold mine from Empire (0) March 4, 2019
Orminex has acquired Penny’s Find gold mine in Western Australia from Empire Resources, marking the mine’s second change of hands in less than six months.
- Kalium Lakes to become one of world’s lowest cost potash producers (0) March 4, 2019
Kalium Lakes’ front-end engineering design (FEED) works at its Beyondie sulphate of potash project (BSOPP) in Western Australia have delivered improved production and financial outcomes.
- Vale CEO steps down over dam disaster (0) March 4, 2019
Vale chief executive officer Fabio Schvartsman has temporarily resigned from his role due to controversy related to the Brumadinho tailings dam disaster in Brazil in January.
- Hancock-owned company invests in Victorian gold project (0) March 4, 2019
Gold Exploration Victoria (GEV) is investing just over $13 million to acquire around 11 per cent of Perth-based explorer Catalyst Metals.
- Coolgardie Minerals enters voluntary administration (0) March 4, 2019
Coolgardie Minerals has entered voluntary administration following the commencement of gold ore production at its Geko project in Western Australia in November last year.
- Australia achieves record gold production in 2018 (0) March 4, 2019
Australia’s gold producers have capitalised on a surging price for the precious metal by delivering an all-time production record last year.
- BMA builds Bowen Basin apprenticeship program (0) March 4, 2019
BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) has welcomed a large intake of local apprentices to sites across the Bowen Basin, Queensland.
- Westgold cancels purchase of Doray gold projects (0) March 1, 2019
Westgold Resources will not go ahead with its planned purchase of Doray Minerals’ Andy Well and Gnaweeda gold projects announced in December last year.
- Western Australia up to second in rankings as a place to invest (0) March 1, 2019
Western Australia is the only Australian state or territory to feature in the top 10 of the Fraser Institute’s annual survey of mining companies for the second straight year.
- Hastings Deering delivers haul truck service contract for New Hope (0) March 1, 2019
New Hope Group has completed a $10 million refit of its large haul trucks at the New Acland coal mine in Queensland.
- Major contracts push Decmil to strong start in 2019 (0) March 1, 2019
Several Tier 1 mining contracts have helped push engineering contractor Decmil into profitability in its first-half report for 2019.
- OZ Minerals, Unearthed to speed up mineral exploration with $1m competition (0) March 1, 2019
OZ Minerals has released two terabytes of project data online for the discovery of new exploration targets at the Mount Woods tenements of the Prominent Hill copper-gold mine in South ...
- BGC ramps up contracting business sale process (0) March 1, 2019
BGC is exploring options for the sale of the group’s national contract mining, maintenance and civil construction business, BGC Contracting.
- Rio Tinto to be part of climate change solution, not problem (0) February 28, 2019
Rio Tinto has reaffirmed its transition to a low carbon future, emphasising it is the only major mining company without coal.
- Hancock makes $591m offer to buy out Riversdale Resources (0) February 28, 2019
Hancock Prospecting has announced its intent to purchase the remaining shares in Canadian company Riversdale Resources that it doesn’t already own.
- BHP diversifies leadership by promoting three women (0) February 28, 2019
BHP has bolstered its executive leadership team with four appointments, including the addition of three women.
- Rio Tinto to return $US13.5 billion to shareholders (0) February 28, 2019
Rio Tinto has declared a victory for its “value-over-volume” strategy as it announced plans to return a record $US13.5 billion ($18.9 billion) to shareholders following a strong 2018.
- Australian universities world’s top institutions for mining (0) February 28, 2019
Four out of the world’s top six universities for engineering – mineral and mining are found in Australia, the 2019 QS World University Rankings reported.
- Civmec contract at South Flank to create up to 80 jobs (0) February 28, 2019
Civmec has secured a fabrication and assembly contract at BHP’s South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
- Lucapa secures first diamond sales from Mothae plant (0) February 28, 2019
Lucapa Diamond Company’s first sale from its new Mothae kimberlite plant in Lesotho, southern Africa has returned $5.3 million at a tender in Antwerp, Belgium.
- Rio Tinto reveals Paterson Province discovery (0) February 28, 2019
Rio Tinto has released long-awaited details of a promising copper-gold discovery at the Winu project in the Yeneena Basin of the Paterson Province in Western Australia.
- AVZ Minerals secures Chinese backing to advance lithium prospect (0) February 27, 2019
AVZ Minerals has raised $9.8 million which will fast-track its Manono lithium and tin project in the Congo toward production.
- OZ Minerals growth strategy boosted by Prominent Hill (0) February 27, 2019
OZ Minerals is well placed to execute a major company expansion in South Australia this year with the completion of construction at Carrapateena and the ramp-up of operations at Prominent ...
- Australia among top contributors to global mining deal value (0) February 27, 2019
The global value of financial deals in the mining industry fell by just under 15 per cent in 2018 despite an overall increase in mergers and acquisitions, according to research ...
- BHP finds no significant deficiencies in stability of tailings dams (0) February 27, 2019
In the wake of ICMM’s announcement of new global tailings facilities standard for its members, BHP, its member company said it had increased the rigour of its management of tailings ...
- National Group and BHP pair up for Peak Downs excavator delivery (0) February 27, 2019
The National Group has closed out a record breaking 2018 and started 2019 off with a bang by delivering a pair of brand new excavators into Queensland’s Bowen Basin.
- Clean coal demand drives Yancoal growth aspirations (0) February 27, 2019
Yancoal Australia has highlighted a continued energy industry demand for high efficiency thermal coal after posting record production and earnings for 2018.
- Miners to get global standard for tailings facilities (0) February 27, 2019
The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) will develop an international standard for tailings facilities for its member companies, of which include BHP and Vale.
- Ausdrill secures $123m African extension (0) February 27, 2019
Ausdrill subsidiary African Mining Services (AMS) has been awarded an $US88 million ($123 million) contract extension with Ghana Manganese Company.
- Rema Tip Top pioneers training approach (0) February 27, 2019
The Rema Tip Top Academy in Perth was borne from an industry-wide demand for skilled labour, producing specialised tradespeople aligned to national certification standards and demonstrating best practice techniques, skills ...
- Macmahon on track to achieve billion-dollar guidance (0) February 26, 2019
Macmahon enjoyed increased activity in key projects during the six months ending December 2018, which puts the company on track to earning a billion dollar revenue this mid-year.
- Altura closes in on nameplate lithium target at Pilgangoora (0) February 26, 2019
Recent improvements to Altura Mining’s processing plant at Pilgangoora has seen the company edge ever closer to its lithium nameplate capacity.
- Phosphate Hill to potentially take $120m hit as QLD rail repairs advance (0) February 26, 2019
Queensland Rail has created a taskforce to expedite repairs to over 200 kilometres of track on the Mount Isa line affected by the recent floods in the state.
- Moranbah North operations restart (0) February 26, 2019
Anglo American has reportedly resumed operations at the Moranbah North coal mine in Queensland following last week’s underground incident at the site.
- Barrick launches $25bn bid for Newmont (0) February 26, 2019
Barrick Gold has officially unveiled an offer to merge with Newmont Mining after several days of anticipation it would make a tilt for the gold rival.
- AuStar inches closer to production at Victorian gold mines (0) February 26, 2019
AuStar Gold has transitioned its focus from exploration to production as it was advancing development of the historic Morning Star and Rose of Denmark mines in Victoria.
- Millennium to build second underground mine at Nullagine (0) February 25, 2019
Millennium Minerals will raise around $15 million to develop a second underground mine and ramp-up exploration at Nullagine in the Pilbara.
- Airman’s box-type compressor still a mining favourite (0) February 25, 2019
If there’s a service truck out at a remote mining site, the likelihood is it will have a box-style Airman portable diesel compressor mounted on its back.
- Boss Resources to fast track Honeymoon uranium restart (0) February 25, 2019
Boss Resources could be well placed to meet the needs of a burgeoning uranium bull market after reporting a 30 per cent mineral resource increase at the Honeymoon mine restart ...
- Weir Minerals backs industry partnerships as key to process optimisation (0) February 25, 2019
Weir Minerals has emphasised that suppliers need to maintain close ties with mining clients in order to effectively optimise processes.
- Evolution gains access to East Kundana with Tribune investment (0) February 25, 2019
Evolution Mining has invested $41.3 million in Tribune Resources, owner of a key stake in the East Kundana gold operation in the Goldfields, Western Australia.
- GR Engineering puts delays aside to secure new contracts (0) February 25, 2019
GR Engineering has maintained a contract winning streak that carried on to the December 2019 half year amid project development delays.
- Ausdrill riding high on Barminco acquisition as expansion push continues (0) February 25, 2019
Ausdrill has reaped the benefits of last year’s Barminco acquisition, posting significant increased profit and revenue over the last half year.
- Still room for fun as Northparkes $220m block cave gets under way (0) February 25, 2019
From shaking out moves at the Parkes Elvis Festival to commencing its next block cave mine, it’s all happening for Northparkes Mines.
- Barrick considers Newmont takeover bid (0) February 25, 2019
The Canadian company has reviewed the opportunity to merge with the United States-based Newmont in an all-share, nil premium transaction.
- Anglo American focuses on safety amid productivity gains (0) February 22, 2019
Anglo American produced 10 per cent more copper last year than in 2012 with just half the number of assets, the company revealed in its annual report.
- Adani’s coal mine approval could take two years (0) February 22, 2019
Adani could wait up to two years to receive two environmental clearances for its Carmichael coal operations in Queensland, according to a Queensland Government official.
- AusProof launches PES 60A plug and receptacle range (0) February 22, 2019
The launch of the PES 60A range now gives customers the opportunity to select from a greater AusProof range, offering a suite of high voltage couplers to low voltage restrained ...
- First gold shipment from Hellyer heads to Korea (0) February 22, 2019
Mining revival in Tasmania sets sail with Hellyer gold mine’s first shipment of silver-lead-gold concentrate from the port of Burnie.
- Glencore caps coal output in response to climate change (0) February 22, 2019
Australia’s largest coal company Glencore has taken the decision to maintain its coal output at current levels “to meet the growing needs of a lower carbon economy”.
- Kirkland Lake sets 1Moz target in 2019 as Fosterville booms (0) February 22, 2019
Kirkland Lake Gold could complete its rapid rise towards becoming a one million ounce a year gold producer sooner than the company previously expected.
- Albemarle awards Kemerton lithium work to BGC Contracting (0) February 21, 2019
BGC Contracting has diversified into Western Australia’s ‘Lithium Valley’ for the first time with an earthworks construction contract at Albemarle’s Kemerton lithium project.
- Kalium Lakes to receive $74 million NAIF loan (0) February 21, 2019
Kalium Lakes has moved forward with its plans to become Australia’s first domestic producer of sulphate of potash (SOP) with the approval of a major funding boost.
- MinRes earnings impacted by continued expansion works (0) February 21, 2019
Mineral Resources’ continued growth through acquisitions and project development has hit the company’s earnings in its latest financial report.
- Constant upskilling key to remaining employable amid automation (0) February 21, 2019
Recruiting experts Hays has a few advice in helping workers embrace the age of automation, with half of Australian workers already seeing a shift in their responsibilities, an online poll ...
- Emeco to invest $90m on equipment to drive mining growth (0) February 21, 2019
Mining equipment specialist Emeco Holdings will spend around $90 million on new assets to contribute to earnings and cash generation in the 2020 financial year.
- Iluka nears Cataby completion amid mineral sands upswing (0) February 21, 2019
Iluka Resources has achieved strong results from its mineral sands operations in 2018, including a new production record for synthetic rutile.
- Curtin calls for better protection of mine site animals (0) February 21, 2019
Curtin University research has found that the impact of mining on animals is overlooked in most site restoration assessments.
- Moranbah North suspends coal operations following tragic accident (0) February 21, 2019
Anglo American has stopped production at its Moranbah North mine in central Queensland following a fatal incident yesterday.
- Rio Tinto to bolster tailings management after Vale incident (0) February 21, 2019
Rio Tinto plans to strengthen how its global portfolio of tailings dams is managed in the wake of Vale’s latest disaster in Brazil.
- More jobs growth in Western Australia (0) February 20, 2019
Western Australia ushers in the new year with a 2.7 per cent increase in job vacancies last month, crowning it as the dominant state in the mining sector.
- Fortescue shows strong growth on back of improving market (0) February 20, 2019
Fortescue has posted a large boost to profits and a surge in iron ore prices for the six months ending December 31, 2018.
- BHP productivity plans stall due to outages, train derailment (0) February 20, 2019
BHP has stated that productivity will be “broadly flat” in the 2019 financial year according to chief executive officer Andrew Mackenzie.
- CSIRO technology extracts phosphate from lower grade ores (0) February 20, 2019
CSIRO has developed a smelting process that allows soluble phosphate to be produced from low value ores, eliminating hazardous waste and improving environmental sustainability.
- BHP hands out South Flank contract to Clough (0) February 19, 2019
BHP has awarded its latest contract for the South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara, Western Australia to Clough.
- Evolution goes underground at Cowal with Pybar (0) February 19, 2019
Evolution Mining’s expansion of the Cowal gold operations in New South Wales has moved forward with the award of an underground development contract to Pybar.
- Brazil to decommission all upstream tailings dams by 2021 (0) February 19, 2019
The Brazilian Government has elected to impose a ban on all upstream tailings dams in light of Vale’s tailings dam disaster in January that killed at least 169 people.
- New Hope pursues New Acland approval after Land Court breakthrough (0) February 19, 2019
New Hope Group has advanced to the next step of the embattled New Acland coal mine stage three project approvals process as it seeks final go ahead for the long-awaited ...
- Aus Tin mines first ore block at Granville following mine expansion (0) February 19, 2019
Aus Tin Mining has recommenced mining at its Granville East mine in Tasmania, following the completion of a new tailings storage facility as part of the level two expansion of ...
- Kalium Lakes given the go-ahead for Beyondie SOP project (0) February 19, 2019
Kalium Lakes has been granted all required approvals for its Beyondie sulphate of potash project (BSOPP) in the eastern Pilbara region of Western Australia.
- Lucapa unearths 12th Lulo diamond above 100 carats (0) February 19, 2019
Lucapa Diamond Company has recovered a 128-carat diamond from the Lulo alluvial mine in Angola, the 12th 100-plus carat gem it has secured from the African site.
- Monadelphous contract at BHP’s South Flank to create 400 jobs (0) February 19, 2019
Monadelphous has been granted a construction works contract worth $108 million at BHP’s South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
- Glencore ups intake of apprentices in Australia (0) February 19, 2019
Glencore is supporting its status as one of Australia’s leading mining industry employers by boosting its number of apprentices in 2019.
- Fortescue defends autonomous system after trucks collide (0) February 18, 2019
An autonomous truck at Fortescue’s Christmas Creek iron mine in the Pilbara has reversed into another stationary truck, the company confirmed on Friday.
- AvidSys saves 150 jobs with purchase of RCR businesses (0) February 18, 2019
Indian-owned company AvidSys Group has purchased the remaining parts of RCR Tomlinson – RCR Resources, RCR Power and RCR Water West – following the recently announced sale of RCR Mining ...
- Sedgman denied $49.9 million in costs dispute with Heron Resources (0) February 18, 2019
A claim from contractor Sedgman for $49.9 million in additional costs from contractor Heron has been rejected by the contract superintendent.
- Lepidico develops battery-grade chemical producing lithium technology (0) February 18, 2019
Lepidico will concentrate its production of high purity lithium hydroxide rather than lithium carbonate, due to customer preferences for the battery compound.
- Smart connections: How the Internet of Things is changing asset management (0) February 18, 2019
The opportunities with new technologies are endless and the capability of Cat product to connect remotely is leading the way in technology solutions for mining and exploration.
- NRW locks in $62m rail contract with Fortescue (0) February 18, 2019
Fortescue Metals Group has now officially awarded NRW Holdings an ambitious rail project contract first announced at the end of last year.
- Adani coal development threatened by rare bird (0) February 18, 2019
Adani has labelled a draft report that recommends against the Carmichael coal mine and rail project in Queensland being developed because of its management plan for the rare black-throated finch ...
- Civmec contracted by Albemarle to develop WA lithium plant (0) February 18, 2019
Engineering services company Civmec has been chosen by Albemarle Lithium to construct a lithium hydroxide plant in Western Australia.
- Flooded rail track in QLD to be repaired earlier than expected (0) February 15, 2019
A flooded rail track that has significantly impacted mineral shipments from major miners such as Glencore could be repaired ahead of schedule, according to railway operator Queensland Rail.
- NRW grows business after finalising RCR acquisitions (0) February 15, 2019
NRW Holdings head Jules Pemberton says the company has received “positive engagements” from clients following its acquisition of two RCR Tomlinson companies.
- Three quarters of mining jobs to change within five years (0) February 15, 2019
Technology adoption and innovation in the resources sector will have significant impact on hiring, with industry employment projections set to increase over the next five years, a report by advisory ...
- Scott Morrison and Matt Canavan criticise anti-mining advocates (0) February 15, 2019
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has decried anti-mining advocates in a speech to the Minerals Council in Canberra as the coalition government revealed new plans for mining.
- BHP seeks 75% copper growth project at Olympic Dam (0) February 15, 2019
BHP’s growth aspirations to significantly increase copper output at Olympic Dam have been recognised by the South Australian Government with major development status.
- Gruyere JV targets 120,000oz gold in 2019 (0) February 15, 2019
The Gruyere gold joint venture expects to produce up to 120,000 ounces from the Western Australia operation this year after production starts in the June quarter.
- Panoramic first shipment from Savannah restart sets sail (0) February 15, 2019
Panoramic Resources has shipped first concentrate from the company’s recommissioned Savannah project in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
- Resources sector set for growth despite rising competition (0) February 14, 2019
The Morrison Government has released a new national resources plan to maintain the competitiveness of Australia’s resources sector.
- South32 puts tailings management front and centre (0) February 14, 2019
South32 has highlighted tailings safety in its latest 2019 half-year report, emphasising the company’s dam management standard.
- Cadia strengthens Newcrest profit with record output (0) February 14, 2019
Newcrest Mining more than doubled its half-yearly profit amid lower gold and copper prices, thanks to record high production at the Cadia operations in New South Wales.
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