Rio Tinto has published its second progress report on Communities and Social Performance (CSP) practices, which includes direct feedback from Traditional Owners and details the actions the company has taken to rebuild relationships with Indigenous peoples and external stakeholders.
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Rio given nod to expand Pilbara iron hub
The Western Australian Environmental Authority (EPA) has approved Rio Tinto applications to expand the iron-ore hub in the Greater Paraburdoo region of the Pilbara.
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Rio Tinto takes another step in First Nations protection
Rio Tinto has welcomed a discussion paper on cultural heritage protection laws, compiled by the Commonwealth Government and the First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance.
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WA passes new Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill
WA has passed laws that will transform the way Aboriginal cultural heritage is valued and protected in the wake of the Juukan Gorge incident.
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Mining sector can work with new heritage bill: CME
The Western Australian Government has introduced a bill to Parliament which focuses on agreement making with Traditional Owners to ensure Aboriginal people can negotiate outcomes for projects and opportunities on their lands, including mine proposals and developments.
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Juukan Gorge report highlights need for legislative change
Rio Tinto has welcomed the final report of the Joint Standing Committee on Northern Australia following its inquiry into the destruction of rock shelters at Juukan Gorge.
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Rio Tinto aims to rebuild trust after Juukan Gorge
Rio Tinto has published its first report on the company’s progress in the wake of the Juukan Gorge rock shelter incident.
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Rio Tinto welcomes Ben Wyatt to improve Indigenous relations
Rio Tinto has appointed former Western Australian Treasurer and Aboriginal Affairs Minister Ben Wyatt as a non-executive director.
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Rio Tinto optimistic amid stakeholder backlash
Rio Tinto has held its annual general meeting (AGM) for 2021 in a grim light following last year's destruction of Juukan Gorge in Western Australia.
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Rio Tinto overcomes rocky start to 2021
Rio Tinto has experienced a tumultuous start to 2021, with cyclone warnings, Indigenous heritage site controversy and restricted labour availability impacting its operations.
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Rio Tinto chairman to step down in 2022
Rio Tinto chairman Simon Thompson has signalled he will step down from his role due to the destruction of the Juukan Gorge rock shelters in Western Australia.
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Rio Tinto targets green future for long-term success
Rio Tinto chief executive officer Jakob Stausholm has flagged greening the company’s operations and repairing relationships with Traditional Owners as key priorities for 2021.
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Rio Tinto appoints Australian CEO in executive shake up
Rio Tinto has unveiled a new executive team, including a chief executive of Australia, chief executive of iron ore and chief operating officer, as it works to rebuild stakeholder trust in Australia.
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Rio Tinto appoints Jacques successor as CEO
Rio Tinto chief financial officer and executive director Jakob Stausholm will replace Jean-Sébastien Jacques as chief executive starting January.
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Rio Tinto to make executives accountable for heritage destruction
Northern Australia Joint Standing Committee chair Warren Entsch is optimistic that the broken relationship between Rio Tinto and the Puuti, Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (PKKP) Traditional Owners can be repaired.
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BHP to strengthen protection of heritage rights
BHP and the First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance have agreed to enhance the voices of First Nations peoples in reforming industry heritage protection and legislations.
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Rio Tinto CEO steps down, executives axed
Rio Tinto chief executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques is stepping down from his role following a board review of the company's destruction of the Juukan Gorge rock shelters in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
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WA unveils heritage laws to protect historic sites
Western Australia has proposed new heritage laws following the destruction of the Juukan Gorge caves in the western Pilbara region this year.
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Rio Tinto to put heritage issues on par with safety, productivity
Rio Tinto has conceded that the company fell short of its standards despite legally blasting the Juukan Gorge rock shelters in Western Australia during May.
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Rio Tinto chief admits operational gain from Juukan Gorge blast
Rio Tinto chief executive Jean-Sebastian Jacques has revealed that the destruction of the ancient Juukan Gorge rock shelters in Western Australia led to the production of higher-grade ore.
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