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- Diggers & Dealers: Pilbara Minerals urges lithium sceptics to become believers (0) August 8, 2017
Pilbara Minerals chief executive Ken Brinsden is determined to convert sceptics that remain unconvinced of lithium’s bright future.
- Diggers & Dealers: Anglo American becomes smarter with innovation strategy (0) August 7, 2017
Anglo American is prepared to play a major part in redesigning the future of mining.
- Standard And Safety Controller In One Unit (0) August 7, 2017
Powerful standard and safety PLC in one unit Modern vehicles and mobile machines need very powerful control electronics to process the high number of input and output signals. That is why ...
- Global steel price boosts value of WA listed companies: Deloitte (0) August 7, 2017
The global steel price increase has boosted the value of Western Australian-based listed companies, with the 2017 financial year closing at $152.6 billion – a 13.5 per cent increase on ...
- Indigenous owned mine and training centre opens in the NT (0) August 7, 2017
An Indigenous owned mine training centre and bauxite mining operation has opened in the Northern Territory, set to deliver economic benefits for the local Yolgnu people.
- Olympic Dam to receive $600 million investment this financial year (0) August 7, 2017
BHP is investing more than $600 million into its Olympic Dam copper operations in South Australia, with a range of expansion and development works set for the 2018 financial year. ...
- Nautitech Mining Systems to showcase new technology at AIMEX (0) August 7, 2017
Devoted to the design and manufacture of products that improve safety and productivity in hazardous areas, Nautitech Mining Systems will display four new and innovative products at AIMEX this year.
- A Swift answer to a more comfortable FIFO lifestyle (0) August 4, 2017
Swift Networks is working with mining companies around Australia to improve the entertainment and communications facilities at FIFO villages.
- Gold Fields, Saracen offload gold operations to Red 5 (0) August 4, 2017
Gold aspirant Red 5 has snapped up a pair of operations for $34.5 million to set up its growth strategy in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia.
- NSW coal dust emissions reduced dust by 22,000 tonnes: EPA (0) August 4, 2017
A coal dust reduction program launched by the New South Wales Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has cut down dust emissions by 22,000 tonnes, or 19 per cent, a year.
- Diggers and Dealers Forum expects largest attendance in years (0) August 4, 2017
The Diggers and Dealers Forum in Kalgoorlie is anticipating its largest turnout since 2013 when this year’s event is launched on Monday.
- Rio Tinto to source local workers for $70m Dampier Port facilities upgrade (0) August 4, 2017
Rio Tinto has committed to employing local workers for the $70 million upgrade to its bulk handling facilities at East Intercourse Island in the Port of Dampier, Western Australia.
- New Mastermyne contract at Appin to boost employment (0) August 4, 2017
Mastermyne has been awarded a contract to supply development labour to South32’s Illawarra coal operations at the Appin Colliery in New South Wales.
- Transforming the mining industry through digitalisation (0) August 3, 2017
The 2017 ABB Digital Transformation Summit took place this week in Brisbane, exploring the importance of implementing digitalisation across the mining, oil and gas, energy and utilities sectors.
- PYBAR appoints new chief executive (0) August 3, 2017
PYBAR Mining Services has appointed Brendan Rouse, company co-founder and former chief operating officer, to the position of chief executive officer.
- Iron ore guides Rio Tinto to major profit boost (0) August 3, 2017
Rio Tinto improved its financial performance almost across the board during the first half of 2017. However, Rio did not meet the forecasts of analysts.
- New copper project on the cards for South Australia (0) August 3, 2017
Terramin subsidiary Terramin Exploration (TEL) has entered a joint venture agreement with Environmental Copper Recovery (ECR) for the potential development of a new copper project in Kapunda, South Australia.
- Sedgman wins EPC contract at Stanwell coal operation (0) August 3, 2017
Stanwell Corp has awarded Sedgman a $6 million engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to provide a tailings dewatering facility at the Meandu mine coal handling and preparation plant in ...
- Lycopodium enters engineering services deal with Lepidico (0) August 3, 2017
Australian-listed lithium explorer Lepidico has chosen Lycopodium Minerals to provide engineering services for its Phase 1 L-Max plant feasibility study.
- Fluor secures contract with BHP at South Flank iron ore project (0) August 3, 2017
BHP has awarded Fluor a project and construction management services contract at the South Flank iron ore project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
- Komatsu unleashes technology to make mine construction smarter (0) August 2, 2017
Komatsu has launched a project management technology it says will add significant benefits to the construction phase of mining.
- Azumah locks in ‘game changer’ deal for gold project with Perth investor (0) August 2, 2017
Azumah Resources has secured an earn-in agreement worth around $17 million at the Wa gold project in Ghana.
- AIMEX chairman sees renewed confidence in mining (0) August 2, 2017
Working with natural resources means never knowing what will be around the corner. So says David Moult, non-executive chairman of AIMEX.
- Fortescue retakes control of Solomon Power Station (0) August 2, 2017
Fortescue Metals Group has repurchased the Solomon Power Station in the Pilbara region of Western Australia from TransAlta Corp.
- Advancing fire suppression systems in mining (0) August 2, 2017
Before fire suppression systems were introduced to and implemented in the mining industry in the 1960s, there was a significant amount of crippling loss of equipment, production, and life due ...
- Yancoal seeks to raise $US2.5bn to fund Coal & Allied acquisition (0) August 2, 2017
Yancoal Australia has unveiled plans for a $US2.5 billion ($3.14 billion) equity raising it will use to fund the acquisition of Rio Tinto’s Coal & Allied in the Hunter Valley.
- NERA offers $15m for energy resources projects (0) August 2, 2017
More than $15 million has been made available by National Energy Resources Australia (NERA) to assist the industry to become more innovative and globally competitive.
- RPMGlobal unveils digital tool for underground mining (0) August 1, 2017
RPMGlobal (RPM) has launched Underground Metals Solution (UGMS), a scheduling tool tailored for underground mines.
- Millennium makes ‘breakthrough’ at Nullagine gold project (0) August 1, 2017
Millennium Minerals says it has achieved a key breakthrough in its strategy to grow the production profile and mine life of the Nullagine gold project in Western Australia.
- Breathe Safely with a Respirable Particulate Mitigation Ecosystem (0) August 1, 2017
Breathe-safe is a proud Australian manufacturer of high-efficiency air filtration and air conditioning systems (HVAC) for mining and construction equipment. We supply intelligent, custom designed fresh air cabin pressurisation units ...
- Chevron to launch production at Wheatstone LNG this month (0) August 1, 2017
Chevron is less than a month away from starting production at the $US34 billion ($42.4 billion) Wheatstone liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Western Australia.
- What are mining’s standout innovations? (0) August 1, 2017
Australian and international mining identities explain what they regard as the most exciting innovations at their respective companies.
- Iron ore price on fire (0) August 1, 2017
The doom-and-gloom surrounding the future of the price for iron ore remains on the back burner after its value spiked more than 7 per cent over night.
- Vimy secures $6m to advance Mulga Rock DFS (0) August 1, 2017
Vimy Resources has raised $6 million to fund a definitive feasibility study (DFS) it is progressing at the Mulga Rock uranium project in Western Australia.
- FMG to benefit from new WA power station (0) July 31, 2017
The South Hedland power station in Western Australia, which will provide energy to Horizon Power and Fortescue Metals Group (FMG), has been commissioned.
- Sandfire increases interest in Black Butte copper project (0) July 31, 2017
Sandfire Resources has acquired an additional 16.9 per cent stake in the Black Butte copper project in Montana, USA – increasing its shareholding to 78.1 per cent.
- Precious metals confront challenging second quarter market conditions (0) July 31, 2017
Nicholas Frappell reviews the market performance of the precious metals sector in the June quarter in the second part of ABC Bullion’s review of the three-month period.
- Manitou acquires stake in Aussie lifting company (0) July 31, 2017
French rough terrain materials handling equipment supplier Manitou has acquired a 55 per cent stake in Australian lifting company LiftRite.
- Rio to increase local supplier contracts with new procurement approach (0) July 31, 2017
Rio Tinto plans to grow the number of contracts it awards to Western Australian suppliers through a fresh approach to procurement.
- Queensland’s “great regional job robbery” continues: council (0) July 31, 2017
A mining job advertisement only open to job seekers who live close to Brisbane’s Airport has been described as “a direct kick in the guts” for regional Queensland.
- Fluidmesh’s automated technology on display at AIMEX (0) July 31, 2017
Driverless trucks have been in operation on mine sites for some time, however the ability to provide effective and reliable internet connectivity for moving vehicles at a mine site can ...
- Saracen lines up Byrnecut for $440m contract at Carosue Dam (0) July 28, 2017
Saracen Minerals has selected Byrnecut Australia as the preferred bidder for the $440 million underground mining contract at its Carosue Dam operation in Western Australia.
- Rare earth minerals project on track in WA (0) July 28, 2017
Northern Minerals’ new $56 million heavy rare earths pilot project in Western Australia’s Kimberly region is under way, set to create around 700 construction and operations jobs if it is ...
- RCT unveils Communications Solutions to enhance digital mining (0) July 28, 2017
RCT’s latest Communications Solutions offering ensures it can help clients enter, expand or completely digitise its operations by integrating solutions to a new or existing network.
- GE gas engines to be delivered to Gruyere gold project (0) July 28, 2017
GE distributor and service partner Clarke Energy has been selected to provide 11 of GE’s gas engines to power the Gruyere gold project in Western Australia.
- Altura secures $US110m to advance development of Pilgangoora lithium prospect (0) July 28, 2017
Lithium hopeful Altura Mining has locked in an agreement with United States and Swiss-based investment groups to raise $US110 million ($137.9 million) to fund development of the Pilgangoora project in ...
- Glencore secures part of Coal & Allied from Yancoal with never-say-die attitude (0) July 28, 2017
With Yancoal set to acquire Rio Tinto’s Coal & Allied division, Glencore has secured an agreement with the Chinese-controlled company to take a 49 per cent interest in the Hunter ...
- Yancoal acquisition of Rio coal assets set for another twist (0) July 27, 2017
Yancoal Australia is already planning to sell a stake in the Hunter Valley coal operations it is set to acquire from Rio Tinto.
- Industry leaders and latest technology trends to feature at AIMEX (0) July 27, 2017
The Asia-Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) will once again see the industry gear up for one of the most significant mining events.
- Construction progresses at Metro Mining’s Bauxite Hills mine (0) July 27, 2017
Metro Mining’s Bauxite Hills mine is on track for production after construction activities commenced at the site.
- Enormous Prelude FLNG vessel arrives in WA waters (0) July 27, 2017
The Shell FLNG vessel arrived in WA waters this week on its way to the Prelude site around 475km offshore Broome.
- Queensland and Western Australia fuel growth in job advertising (0) July 27, 2017
The mining, resource and energy industry enjoyed the fastest rate of advertising growth of all industries on jobs portal SEEK in June, according to Australian and New Zealand managing director ...
- Rio Tinto’s largest red diamond goes on display in New York (0) July 27, 2017
Rio Tinto has exhibited the largest Fancy Red diamond in the history of its Argyle Pink Diamonds Tender at a world exclusive preview in New York.
- Fortescue plans to lower costs even further from record mark (0) July 27, 2017
Fortescue Metals Group has hit its iron ore shipments target for the 2017 financial year, while also reducing its cash costs to a record low.
- Clean energy transition will increase demand for minerals (0) July 26, 2017
A new World Bank report has highlighted the potential impacts that the expected continuing boom in low-carbon energy technologies will have on demand for many minerals and metals.
- First gold for Eastern Goldfields at Davyhurst (0) July 26, 2017
Eastern Goldfields has poured first gold at the recently commissioned Davyhurst operation near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.
- Siemens invests $5m in Rockhampton Service Centre (0) July 26, 2017
Siemens has invested $5 million into the Rockhampton Service Centre, unveiling Australia’s largest and most advanced test rig for mining, wind power and other core industries.
- Rio Tinto fires up STEM subjects at WA schools with Murdoch University (0) July 26, 2017
Rio Tinto has teamed up with Murdoch University to support a STEM Outreach Programme for regional Western Australian high schools, as part of a joint initiative to boost student engagement ...
- Resources minister Matthew Canavan stands down amid citizenship concerns (0) July 26, 2017
Matthew Canavan has resigned as federal minister for resources and Northern Australia after being the latest victim of the dual citizenship drama that has engulfed Australian politics this month.
- Gold closes June quarter weaker after early promise (0) July 26, 2017
Nicholas Frappell reviews the market performance of gold in the June quarter in the first part of ABC Bullion’s precious metals review for the three-month period.
- UK fraud department to investigate Rio corruption claims (0) July 25, 2017
The United Kingdom’s Serious Fraud Office says it has opened an investigation into suspected corruption by Rio Tinto in Guinea.
- Resources regulator targets opal mines in latest audit (0) July 25, 2017
The New South Wales resources regulator audited more than 100 opal mines in the state this month targeting safety and environmental compliance.
- Bald Hill joint venture on track for production (0) July 25, 2017
Tawana Resources and Alliance Mineral Assets Limited (AMAL) have received environmental approval to construct and operate a 1.2mtpa dense media separation plant at the Bald Hill lithium-tantalum joint venture in ...
- Philippine leader to make miners pay for neglecting environment (0) July 25, 2017
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has attacked mining companies operating in the country, saying he will “tax you to death” for not protecting the environment.
- Rio Tinto signs lithium agreement with Serbia (0) July 25, 2017
Rio Tinto has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Serbian Government for the development of the Jadar lithium-borate project, as the global demand for lithium continues to rise.
- Production begins at Matsa’s Fortitude gold operation (0) July 25, 2017
Matsa Resources has launched mining at the Fortitude gold operation in Western Australia as part of an ongoing trial.
- Newcrest hits gold guidance despite fall in Cadia output (0) July 24, 2017
Gold production at Newcrest Mining fell by 7.8 per cent in the June quarter against a year earlier after its Cadia mine in New South Wales was impacted by an ...
- OZ Minerals CFO heads to Genesee & Wyoming Australia (0) July 24, 2017
OZ Minerals chief financial officer Luke Anderson has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of rail operator Genesee & Wyoming Australia (GWA).
- BHP to increase apprentice and trainee intake (0) July 24, 2017
BHP has announced plans to double its number of apprenticeships and traineeships during 2018, with most of the positions to be offered to young people in the Pilbara.
- RCR Tomlinson to launch second stage of Pilgangoora lithium contract (0) July 24, 2017
Construction of the 2 million tonne per annum (Mtpa) processing plant at Pilbara Minerals’ Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum project in Western Australia has been cleared to begin.
- Trends and challenges for technology in mineral processing (0) July 24, 2017 The mining industry is facing the need for unprecedented change in addressing the complexity of social, environmental, and technological demands.
- Australian LNG exports forecast to soar (0) July 21, 2017
Australia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports are forecast to grow 22.6 per cent in the 2018 financial year.
- Newcrest signs project alliance deal with Encounter (0) July 21, 2017
Newcrest Mining has entered a project generation alliance with Encounter Resources to identify new mining opportunities in Western Australia.
- Tungsten Mining acquires Pilbara Minerals processing plant (0) July 21, 2017
Tungsten Mining has signed an agreement with Pilbara Minerals to acquire the Tabba processing plant, which will fast-track development of the Mt Mulgine project in Western Australia.
- Fortescue dismisses impact of native title court ruling (0) July 21, 2017
Fortescue Metals Group does not expect a court ruling that went against the company in favour of an Indigenous group will have any impact on its performance.
- Blueprint for exploration in the North West Minerals Province released (0) July 20, 2017
A new exploration blueprint has been launched to drive the next wave of resources sector investment in Queensland’s North West Minerals Province.
- Anglo American becomes manager of PNG prospect (0) July 20, 2017
Anglo American has taken control of the Star Mountains copper-gold project in Papua New Guinea.
- Oaktree Capital invests in WA drilling company (0) July 20, 2017
Western Australian drilling company DDH1 has received investment from Oaktree Capital Management, enabling the company to expand its capacity and capabilities.
- Iron ore surges past $US70 a tonne (0) July 20, 2017
Iron ore has soared through $US70 a tonne for the first time since April. In overnight trading iron ore continued a recent rise in value, improving by 2 per cent ...
- Unearthed Accelerator Program kicks off (0) July 20, 2017
The Unearthed Accelerator Program, designed to support startups creating products for the resources industry, began on Friday July 14 in Brisbane with a team announcement event at River City Labs.
- BHP $350m investment in Olympic Dam to involve 1300 contractors (0) July 20, 2017
BHP plans to spend $350 million revamping its Olympic Dam smelter operations in a move that will see the South Australian mine’s copper production fall.
- Pilbara rock shines in London exhibition (0) July 20, 2017
A 2.6 billion-year-old rock has travelled almost 14,000km from Western Australia’s Pilbara region to London to feature in an exhibition at the Natural History Museum (NHM).
- Construction to begin at Metro Mining’s Bauxite Hills mine (0) July 19, 2017
Metro Mining has completed raising all funding required to begin construction of the Bauxite Hills mine in North Queensland.
- BHP flags iron ore production growth (0) July 19, 2017
BHP increased production at its Western Australian Iron Ore (WAIO) operations by 4 per cent in the 2017 financial year.
- Australia poised to become the ‘Silicon Valley’ for under cover exploration (0) July 19, 2017
Australia is positioned to become a global leader of undercover mineral exploration, as new mineral discoveries extend much deeper and become more challenging to find.
- Newcrest resumes production at Cadia East following earthquake (0) July 19, 2017
Newcrest Mining is producing again at a key section of the Cadia East underground gold mine that was shut down following an earthquake in April.
- Metalicity strikes zinc deal with Chinese metals company (0) July 19, 2017
Perth-based exploration company Metalicity has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with China Minmetals Nonferrous Metals (CMN) for zinc and lead offtake at the Admiral Bay zinc project in Western ...
- Monadelphous secures more resources contracts (0) July 19, 2017
Engineering company Monadelphous has been awarded several contracts in the mining and resources industries worth a combined value of around $55 million.
- Temporary and contract mining workers in demand: DFP Recruitment (0) July 19, 2017
Mining job vacancies stopped growing at recruitment agency DFP Recruitment Services in June, the company has revealed.
- Rio Tinto cites increased bauxite production in latest quarterly results (0) July 18, 2017
Rio Tinto has released its 2017 second quarter production results, recording a high output particularly at its bauxite operations.
- New Compact Drives With Up To 40 per cent Size Reduction, Support Open/Closed Loop Control for Both IM and PM Motors (0) July 18, 2017
The automation industry today continues to face challenges such as increasing competition and rising costs. In addition to improving productivity and reducing labor, the driving force for automation is shifting ...
- Why Investing in Mobile In-Pit Sizing and Conveying Equipment Makes Sense (0) July 18, 2017
Major capital expenditure is often investors’ main concern when deciding whether to start a mining operation. Many questions need to be taken into consideration – especially those that have financial ...
- Capricorn Copper secures funding for Queensland mine restart (0) July 18, 2017
Capricorn Copper has locked in a $45 million funding agreement to restart its mine in northwest Queensland.
- Clarence Coal fined $1m for coal slurry spillage in Blue Mountains (0) July 18, 2017
Clarence Colliery has received a fine of more than $1 million for a coal slurry spillage that affected the Wollangambe river and the Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park.
- Orion Mining recommissions Blair Athol coal mine (0) July 18, 2017
The Blair Athol coal mine in Queensland is on track to be producing at full capacity before the end of this year, according to its owner.
- Caterpillar launches new rotary blasthole drill (0) July 18, 2017
Caterpillar has released the Cat MD6310 blasthole drill which offers increased efficiency and productivity.
- Nepean expands with acquisition of Sandvik conveyor businesses (0) July 18, 2017
Australian equipment manufacturer Nepean Conveyors has secured a deal to acquire two Sandvik conveyor businesses.
- GFG chairman backs Arrium workforce amid acquisition (0) July 18, 2017
The chairman of new Arrium owner, Britain’s GFG Alliance, has reinforced the company’s commitment to the South Australian steel-maker and iron ore miner’s management, staff and unions.
- Confidence grows in Tasmania as mining royalties spike (0) July 17, 2017
Mining in Tasmania continues to bounce back from the global downturn in commodity prices.
- Queensland Government unveils new STEM scholarship program (0) July 17, 2017
A new scholarship program has been launched in Queensland to support students studying science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects at TAFE.
- Aussie based ALS sells oil and and gas business (0) July 17, 2017
Australian testing and inspection services company ALS has entered an agreement to sell its multinational oil and gas business to Chicago-based Madison Industries for $109 million.
- Japan’s Persol unveils $778m takeover bid for Programmed (0) July 17, 2017
The board of Programmed Maintenance Services has backed a $778 million takeover bid from Japan’s Persol Holdings.
- Mine rehabilitation project makes positive strides in Queensland (0) July 14, 2017
A resources company case study project to rehabilitate former mining land in Queensland has shown the potential for positive environmental outcomes.
- Baralaba Coal enters voluntary administration (0) July 14, 2017
Queensland based Baralaba Coal, formerly known as Cockatoo Coal, has entered into voluntary administration this week, the second time this has happened in as many years.
- Atlas Copco launches a digital path for systems integration in mining (0) July 14, 2017
Automation and digitalisation are the future of the mining industry. But automation is not just about remotely controlled machines.
- Sale of Arrium on track (0) July 14, 2017
Arrium’s committee of creditors has backed the sale of the steel and iron ore mining company to Britain’s GFG Alliance.
- FLSmidth to acquire part of Sandvik Mining Systems (0) July 13, 2017
Sandvik plans to sell a part of its Mining Systems product area to FLSmidth. Mining Systems is a supplier of design and engineering of material handling systems.
- Brierty to resume work at Rio iron ore operation (0) July 13, 2017
Civil construction and mining services company Brierty will resume work at Rio Tinto’s Western Turner Syncline Stage 2 (WTS2) iron ore project after the contract was suspended in June.
- Shenhua Watermark coal mine will continue: Chinese (0) July 13, 2017
China’s Shenhua has vowed to continue with its plans for the Watermark coal mine in New South Wales despite the state government reducing the size of its exploration licence by ...
- Rio Tinto’s Amrun project nears completion (0) July 13, 2017
Rio Tinto’s $2.6 billion Amrun bauxite project in Queensland is nearly one third complete, with bauxite shipments on track to begin during the first quarter of 2019.
- Macmahon deal with Indonesian miner takes the next step (0) July 13, 2017
Macmahon Holdings will move ahead with an agreement with Indonesian miner PT Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara (AMNT) after its shareholders backed the proposal.
- WA Government to update workplace health and safety bill (0) July 13, 2017
The Western Australian Government has approved the development of an updated Work Health and Safety Bill to improve worker safety, particularly in the state’s resources sector.
- Construction of $800m Northern Gas Pipeline begins, mining to benefit (0) July 13, 2017
Construction of the $800 million Northern Gas Pipeline, which will run from Tennant Creek to Mount Isa, has been launched.
- Roy Hill signs on to LiveHire recruitment platform (0) July 12, 2017
Roy Hill has signed with talent technology company LiveHire, launching a Live Talent Community that will become the single destination for all workforce hires.
- NSW Government halves Shenhua coal licence in Liverpool Plains (0) July 12, 2017
The New South Wales Government will scale back the exploration licence previously granted to China’s Shenhua Watermark Coal to protect agriculture in the Liverpool Plains.
- Poseidon Nickel signs gold processing deal with Aphrodite (0) July 12, 2017
Poseidon Nickel has entered a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Aphrodite Gold to process Aphrodite’s gold ore at the Black Swan operation in Western Australia.
- No experience, no worries – mining wants you (0) July 12, 2017
Having no experience in mining used to be a barrier for people trying to break into the industry. This is no longer the case, according to recruitment company Hays.
- Kidman, SQM enter Mt Holland lithium project joint venture (0) July 12, 2017
Kidman Resources has entered a joint venture agreement with Chilean lithium producer Socieded Quimica y Minera de Chile SA (SQM) to develop and operate its Mt Holland lithium project in ...
- Sandvik to launch automation-enhanced haulage trucks (0) July 12, 2017
Sandvik is introducing new intelligent mining trucks for automated haulage, targeting tangible benefits in safety, productivity and profitability.
- GR Engineering takes Eastern Goldfields to court over Davyhurst dispute (0) July 12, 2017
Mining services company GR Engineering has launched proceedings against Eastern Goldfields (EGS) in the Supreme Court of Western Australia over a contractual dispute at the Davyhurst gold project.
- WPG Resources advances development at Challenger (0) July 11, 2017
WPG Resources is progressing development at its Challenger gold mine in South Australia, selecting Byrnecut as the contractor for the operations.
- Minerals Council slams Victorian Government’s brown coal policy (0) July 11, 2017
The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) has slammed Victoria Government’s new Future Uses of Brown Coal policy designed to increase investment opportunities while balancing the state’s environmental needs.
- Investigations into Yandicoogina mine worker death continue (0) July 11, 2017
Western Australia’s Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) is continuing investigations into the death of a worker at Rio Tinto’s Yandicoogina mine last week.
- Atlas Copco unveils new generation Mobile Miner range (0) July 11, 2017
Atlas Copco is launching the new generation Mobile Miner product line, the next step in the evolution of mechanical rock excavation.
- MMG completes sale of Avebury mine (0) July 10, 2017
MMG has completed the sale of its Avebury nickel mine to Tasmanian based Dundas Mining for $25 million.
- Unearthed launches Accelerator program to boost mining sector (0) July 10, 2017
Unearthed is launching an Accelerator program this month to support budding mining technology entrepreneurs boost the sector at large.
- Wiluna uranium project gets federal government nod (0) July 10, 2017
Toro Energy has received federal government environmental approval for the Wiluna uranium project in Western Australia, clearing the way for mining to begin at the operations.
- South32’s Appin colliery to remain suspended (0) July 10, 2017
South32 has confirmed underground operations at its Appin colliery will remain suspended after repeated concerns over gas levels.
- Barminco secures $236m contract extension at Western Areas nickel operations (0) July 7, 2017
Underground mining contractor Barminco has been awarded a three-year extension to its long running contract at Western Areas’ Forrestania nickel operations in Western Australia.
- Mount Gibson Iron to receive $64m settlement for wall collapse (0) July 7, 2017
Mount Gibson Iron will receive a $64.3 million business interruption insurance settlement following the failure of the Koolan Island main pit seawall in October 2014.
- First Latrobe Valley mine rehabilitation commissioner named (0) July 7, 2017
Professor Rae Mackay has been selected as the first Latrobe Valley mine rehabilitation commissioner on the back of the reopened Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry.
- MIT unearths a new way of extracting copper (0) July 7, 2017
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have identified the proper temperature and chemical mixture to selectively separate pure copper and other metallic trace elements from sulphur-based minerals using molten electrolysis. ...
- Iron ore forecast to average below $US50 a tonne in 2018 (0) July 7, 2017
Iron ore will average below $US50 a tonne next year and remain under that mark through 2019, according to the latest forecasts from the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.
- New Tanzanian mining laws rock Aussie companies (0) July 6, 2017
Two laws have been passed by the Tanzanian Government this week allowing the government to renegotiate mining and energy company contracts, which could affect Australian investors.
- Doray to suspend gold mining at Andy Well (0) July 6, 2017
Gold miner Doray Minerals plans to suspend mining at the Andy Well underground operation in Western Australia at the start of November.
- Downer EDI fined $15k following diesel leak (0) July 6, 2017
The New South Wales Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has fined Downer EDI Mining $15,000 after identifying poor maintenance that led to a diesel leak at the company’s Mount Thorley facility.
- CIMIC offloads Macmahon shares after failed takeover attempt (0) July 6, 2017
Major contractor CIMIC Group has sold its stake in Macmahon Holdings, six months after it launched a takeover attempt for the smaller services company.
- Sandfire secures major approval for Monty project (0) July 6, 2017
Sandfire Resources has secured the major environmental approval needed to allow development activities to begin at the Monty copper-gold project in Western Australia.
- Mount Gibson scraps another iron ore off-take agreement (0) July 6, 2017
Iron ore miner Mount Gibson has terminated an off-take agreement with China’s Sinogiant Steel Holdings Group.
- British company to buy Arrium as Korean bid sinks (0) July 5, 2017
Britain’s GFG Alliance has emerged as the buyer of troubled iron ore miner Arrium despite not being the preferred bidder for the company.
- Worker dies at Rio Tinto’s Yandicoogina mine (0) July 5, 2017
A worker has died at Rio Tinto’s Yandicoogina mine in the Pilbara region of Western Australia following what the company called a serious incident at the site.
- Westgold completes Australian Contract Mining acquisition (0) July 5, 2017
Westgold Resources has completed its acquisition of Australian Contract Mining (ACM), one of the largest privately owned underground mining contractors in Australia.
- Queensland Land Court recommends Kevin’s Corner project receives mining lease (0) July 5, 2017
The Queensland Land Court has recommended natural resources and mines minister Anthony Lynham grant Kevin’s Corner coal project in the Galilee Basin a mining lease and environmental authority.
- Improving safety at Savage River with RCT’s smart technology (0) July 5, 2017
Grange Resources’ Savage River iron ore mine in Tasmania saw the opportunity to further safeguard its operators on site by equipping its mobile equipment with remote controls.
- GR secures $66.5m contract with Gascoyne at Dalgaranga gold project (0) July 5, 2017
Gascoyne Resources has officially awarded an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to GR Engineering at the Dalgaranga gold project in Western Australia.
- Is another mining skills shortage on the way? (0) July 5, 2017
A skills shortage is emerging in the Australian mining industry, according to recruitment company, Hays.
- Fortescue awards $650m Solomon contract extension to Thiess (0) July 4, 2017
Iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group has extended its mining services contract with Thiess at the Solomon Hub in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
- Paladin Energy appoints administrators to settle EDF repayment (0) July 4, 2017
Western Australian based uranium company Paladin Energy has appointed administrators after French offtake partner Electricite de France (EDF) demanded a loan repayment of $US277 million by July 10.
- Iluka suspends heavy mineral concentrate shipping amid safety concerns (0) July 4, 2017
Iluka Resources has suspended shipping of heavy mineral concentrate (HMC) from the Port of Thevenard in South Australia following safety concerns over part of the port’s jetty.
- Central Eyre iron project capital costs reduced by nearly $US300m (0) July 4, 2017
Iron Road’s estimated capital costs for the Central Eyre iron project (CEIP) in South Australia have been reduced by nearly $US300 million ($391 million) to $US3.7 billion ($4.8 billion) as ...
- Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group completes $US634m refinancing (0) July 4, 2017
Newcastle Coal Infrastructure Group (NCIG) has completed a $US634 million ($826.6 million) refinancing with a syndicate of eight banks.
- Safety in mining through measurement and training (0) July 4, 2017
Bestech managing director Sam Bhasin outlines the importance of measurement and training devices to enhance safety and productivity on site.
- KCGM pours 20 millionth ounce (0) July 4, 2017
KCGM last week poured its 20 millionth ounce of gold from the Super Pit in Kalgoorlie. It was the second historical moment for KCGM in June. The company poured its ...
- EnerMech contract at Ichthys LNG project to create job opportunities (0) July 4, 2017
Engineering company EnerMech has been awarded a subcontract by JKC Australia LNG for specialist commissioning activities at INPEX’s Ichthys LNG project at Darwin.
- WA Garnet producer enters renewable energy deal (0) July 3, 2017
Advanced Energy Resources (AER) has signed a long term power purchase agreement with GMA Garnet, which will see the construction of a three megawatt wind and solar farm in Western ...
- Boart Longyear hands-free solution improves safety performance (0) July 3, 2017
Boart Longyear’s Zachary Strauss discusses how the company’s latest drill rig and loader solutions work together to reduce the risk of hand and back injuries.
- Rio approves Yancoal’s acquisition of Coal & Allied (0) July 3, 2017
Rio Tinto shareholders have approved Yancoal Australia’s acquisition of its subsidiary, Coal & Allied Industries, which owns majority shares in the Hunter Valley, Mount Thorley and Warkworth coal mines.
- Clean coal can deliver an economic energy solution for Australia: report (0) July 3, 2017
A new report has backed the viability of high efficiency low emission (HELE) coal generation and its potential contribution to Australia’s energy mix.
- Roy Hill awards drill contract to AMS (0) July 3, 2017
Western Australian based Australasian Mining Services (AMS) has secured a three-year total drill consumable supply contract at the Roy Hill iron ore operation in the Pilbara.
- Samarco restart ‘unlikely’ in 2017: BHP (0) July 3, 2017
BHP has conceded it is unlikely that the Samarco iron ore operations in Brazil will restart in 2017.
- Fortescue awards $100m of work to Aboriginal businesses and joint ventures (0) July 3, 2017
Fortescue Metals Group has awarded $100 million of new work to Aboriginal business and joint ventures at its iron ore operations in the Pilbara of Western Australia.
- Reviving a historic Western Australian gold mine (0) June 30, 2017
Eastern Goldfields is breathing new life into the Davyhurst gold operation in the Goldfields region of Western Australia almost a decade after the site last produced the precious metal.
- Caterpillar makes key leadership changes (0) June 30, 2017
Caterpillar has appointed new leadership to its mining divisions. The changes follow the retirement of Doug Hoerr, vice president of the material handling and underground division (MH&U), after 24 years ...
- Recovery of resources sector continues: BDO (0) June 30, 2017
Latest research from BDO shows there has been a broad recovery in the resources sector, highlighted by the resurgence in the number of initial public offerings (IPOs) and another expected ...
- Shell floating LNG facility sets sail for Australia (0) June 30, 2017
Shell’s Prelude floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility has left South Korea on its way to northwest Australia.
- South32 evacuates Appin coal operation to investigate gas levels (0) June 30, 2017
South32 has again suspended operations at the Appin coal mine in New South Wales to investigate concerns about gas levels. The BHP spin-out said its workforce was evacuated from the mine, which ...
- Underground trial of truck guidance technology at Hera delivers efficiencies (0) June 30, 2017
Guidance systems on trucks have been in use at surface operations for some time. Underground mines, however, have only recently started looking at this technology.
- AngloGold locks in GR Engineering for Sunrise Dam EPC contract (0) June 30, 2017
GR Engineering has secured more work in the Western Australian gold industry, this time with AngloGold Ashanti.
- Diggers and Dealers 2017 to continue despite venue closure (0) June 29, 2017
The 2017 Diggers and Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie will go ahead in August despite reports its venue, the Goldfields Arts Centre, will close tomorrow.
- Interview with Craig Power: Using cloud technology for automating isolations (0) June 29, 2017
Isolations are a hot topic in the mining space. Not only do they contribute to the cost of major downtime, but they’re the first line of safety for people working ...
- COPROD – Combining The Best Of Top Hammer And DTH Drill Strings (0) June 29, 2017
Drilling is a central component of the mining industry and operators are constantly looking for ways to develop more efficient and cost effective means of drilling to greater depths. COPROD ...
- Iron ore developments rejected for environmental reasons (0) June 29, 2017
Western Australia’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has knocked back the development of two iron ore projects in the state.
- University of Queensland signs MOU in autonomous technology research venture (0) June 29, 2017
The University of Queensland (QUT) and the University of Nevada (UNR) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to undertake development of new technology. Research between the two universities will seek ...
- Iron ore rallies beyond $US60 a tonne (0) June 29, 2017
Iron ore prices have surged through the $US60 a tonne mark after advancing significantly for the second straight day.
- BHP to launch production at Olympic Dam expansion project (0) June 29, 2017
BHP is on the verge of producing first ore from the Southern Mine area (SMA) at the massive Olympic Dam operation in South Australia.
- Dyno Nobel unveils new explosive engineers app (0) June 29, 2017
Mine explosives manufacturer Dyno Nobel has released a new and improved version of its Explosives Engineers’ mobile app.
- Newcrest restarts section of Cadia East mine following earthquake (0) June 28, 2017
Newcrest Mining has relaunched a key part of the Cadia East underground mine after it was cleared by New South Wales authorities to resume operations following a damaging earthquake in ...
- Iron ore surges back towards $US60 a tonne (0) June 28, 2017
Iron ore prices exploded overnight, increasing by more than 5 per cent. In the largest one-day gain for the commodity in more than four months, iron ore finished trading at ...
- Facing the men’s mental health stigma head on (0) June 28, 2017
Half of all Australian men will have a mental health problem at some point in their life and one-in-eight will experience depression yet they are far less likely to open ...
- Musgrave decision on Murchison gold project pending (0) June 28, 2017
Musgrave Minerals is considering whether to purchase joint venture (JV) interest from the sale of assets in the Murchison gold project, in Western Australia. Silver Lake Resources has agreed the sale ...
- Performance of precious metals fluctuates (0) June 28, 2017
Nicholas Frappell reviews the market performance of the precious metals sector in May in the second part of ABC Bullion’s review of the month.
- Australia-based Cobalt One to merge with First Cobalt (0) June 28, 2017
Australian miner Equator Resources – also known as Colbalt One – is set to merge with Toronto-based First Cobalt. First Cobalt has signed a letter of intent to acquire 100 per ...
- Rio changes board following exit of director (0) June 28, 2017
Ann Godbehere has been appointed as senior independent director of Rio Tinto’s board, less than a week after the resignation of director John Varley.
- Australian resource jobs ‘at risk’ over skilled migration changes (0) June 27, 2017
A warning that “impulsive changes” to skilled migration policy will cost Australian jobs and drive up energy prices has been fired by the resources employer group AMMA. Australia’s mining industry has ...
- Fortescue to increase Cat autonomous technology at iron ore mines (0) June 27, 2017
Fortescue Metals Group plans to deploy more autonomous haulage technology (AHS) at its iron ore operations in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
- Australian Government becomes a cornerstone investor in Pilbara Minerals (0) June 27, 2017
Australian Government-owned Clean Energy Finance Corp (CEFC) has emerged as a cornerstone investor in lithium aspirant Pilbara Minerals, which is developing the Pilgangoora project.
- Rio Tinto to begin AC drilling programme in Tanzania (0) June 27, 2017
Drilling has been given the green light at Strandline Resources’ heavy mineral sands tenements in southern Tanzania after a two-stage joint venture agreement worth $14 million was finalised with Rio ...
- Mining tech supplier EnviroSuite sells $15m consulting practice (0) June 27, 2017
Technology developer EnviroSuite has completed the sale of its entire consulting practice, Pacific Environment Consulting (PEC), to the world’s largest environmental consultant, Environmental Resources Management (ERM). EnviroSuite, whose clients include Rio ...
- Yancoal outpoints Glencore in Coal & Allied takeover battle (0) June 27, 2017
Rio Tinto has again backed Yancoal as the buyer of its Hunter Valley thermal coal assets despite Glencore’s efforts to outbid the Chinese company.
- BGC wins $700m contract at Boggabri coal mine in NSW (0) June 27, 2017
BGC Contracting has been awarded a $700 million mining and equipment maintenance services contract at the Boggabri coal mine in New South Wales by Idemitsu Australia Resources.
- Monadelphous wins $170m of new contracts (0) June 26, 2017
Monadelphous has secured new construction and fabrication contracts, including in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry, worth a combined $170 million.
- A dozen Komatsu 830E trucks to arrive next month (0) June 26, 2017
National Plant & Equipment will soon welcome 12 new Komatsu 830E electric drive haul trucks to Australia.
- BHP investment in South Flank iron ore project to generate hundreds of jobs (0) June 26, 2017
BHP is moving ahead with development of the South Flank iron ore project as a potential replacement for production from the ageing Yandi operation in the Pilbara region of Western ...
- AMEC takes aim at WA mines department for ‘financial incompetence’ (0) June 26, 2017
The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) has slammed the Western Australian Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP) for leaving a mine safety levy and trust fund $10 million ...
- Metro secures Bauxite Hills environmental approval (0) June 26, 2017
Metro Mining has received final environmental approval for the Bauxite Hills mine in North Queensland.
- Gold market holds firm in turbulent times (0) June 26, 2017
Nicholas Frappell reviews the market performance of gold in May in the first part of ABC Bullion’s precious metals review for the month.
- Glencore improves offer for Rio coal assets (0) June 26, 2017
Glencore continues to pursue an acquisition of Rio Tinto’s coal mines, raising its previous offer for the Hunter Valley assets as it attempts to outbid China’s Yancoal.
- Idemitsu-Ensham rolls out TMSystems on site HME (0) June 23, 2017
Ensham Resources (Idemitsu) have implemented the latest in Online OTR Tyre Monitoring Systems (TMS) for their fleet of HME Dump Trucks, Wheel Loaders and Graders. The purpose is to reduce operational ...
- Miners to fill WA Government budget hole by paying higher port fees (0) June 23, 2017
The Western Australian Government has announced that port fees for mining companies will increase as part of a budget repair program, generating about $95 million for the state.
- Production to start at first NT gold mine in a decade (0) June 23, 2017
Emmerson Resources, with project partner Evolution Mining, has secured final approvals from the Northern Territory Government to launch production at the Edna Beryl gold operation in the Tennant Creek area.
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