Byrnecut will take over as OZ Minerals' underground mining contractor at the Carrapateena mine in South Australia after incumbent contractor, Downer, announced plans to divest its mining services business.
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OZ Minerals completes Carrapateena ramp up
OZ Minerals has increased the production rate at the Carrapateena copper-gold mine in South Australia, achieving a planned ramp up ahead of schedule.
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OZ Minerals achieves Carrapateena nameplate rate
OZ Minerals’ Carrapateena copper mine in South Australia has reached its nameplate mill throughput rate, boasting stable operating periods of 500 tonnes per hour.
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OZ Minerals considers Carrapateena block cave to up production
Converting a section of the Carrapateena copper mine in South Australia to a block cave could significantly improve overall production, says OZ Minerals.
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BHP discovery near Olympic Dam drives junior activity
Junior miners Cohiba Minerals and Auroch Minerals have talked up the potential of their projects in the wake of BHP's revelation of a discovery near Olympic Dam in South Australia.
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The future of underground mining at Carrapateena
Mining contractor Pybar applies innovative technologies at Oz Minerals' Carrapateena project in South Australia.
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South Australia’s final frontier to be explored
OZ Minerals has partnered with Mithril Resources to explore seven new licence areas in South Australia’s last underexplored frontier.
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Pybar win Carrapateena decline contract
Pybar have won the contract to build OZ Minerals’ Carrapateena decline.
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Underground decline to start at Carrapateena, new jobs to be created
OZ Minerals is ramping up work on its massive Carrapateena copper deposit, with decline construction slated for the coming months.
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OZ Minerals to ramp up Carrapateena development
OZ Minerals has accelerated its plans to develop a new mine, the Carrapateena copper gold project, creating hundreds of new jobs.
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