Western Australian rare earths company Lynas Corp has reported positive results in its quarterly report via the ASX.
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Thiess announces four-year apprenticeship program in QLD and WA
Leading mining services provider Thiess has announced an intake of mid-year apprentices for its Thiess Apprenticeship Program.
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Rio Tinto forms automation training partnership
Rio Tinto has partnered with the Western Australian Government and South Metropolitan TAFE over the implementation of new automation courses, which are set to begin in WA-based TAFE colleges and high schools from 2019.
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Tawana to spinoff lithium assets, increase focus on Bald Hill
Tawana Resources has announced a restructuring of three of its assets into a new spin-off company in order to focus on its flagship 50 per cent-owned Bald Hill lithium-tantalum project in Eastern Goldfields, Western Australia, which started spodumene concentrate production earlier this month.
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Blackham targets extension plan for Golden Age mine
Blackham Resources has announced a mine plan extension for its Golden Age underground gold mine, which has been extended six months to the end of December.
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Lithium Australia preparing pilot plant following positive recovery tests on mine waste
Lithium Australia is to assess feed sources for its SiLeach-enabled large-scale pilot plant (LSPP) in Western Australia for its first 12 months of operation.
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Mining starts at Tyranna’s Eureka gold mine
Perth-based Tyranna Resources has commenced drilling at its Eureka gold mine, 50km to the north of Kalgoorlie.
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Mining and construction strongest Australian job sectors: survey
The ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey, a national employment survey covering the first quarter of 2018, has suggested the mining and construction industries are part of a burgeoning job market.
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Onetrak celebrates new product launch amid re-opening in WA
Ken MacDonald, owner and chief executive officer of Canadian forestry equipment manufacturer, Tigercat, and the team of Australian crushing and screening manufacturer Striker, have joined Onetrak staff and customers in celebrating the re-opening of Onetrak in Western Australia.
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Celsius Resources recovers cobalt at Opuwo project
Western Australia-based Celsius Resources has recovered notable levels of cobalt during testing at its Opuwo project in Namibia.
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WA Liberal Party blocks Labor’s gold royalty hike
A majority of 22 Liberal MPs are expected to vote in the Western Australian State Parliament Upper House against the Mark McGowan-led Labor Government's plan to raise gold royalty fees by 50 per cent.
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Mining approval processes at risk of corruption: report
Gascoyne to receive $60m loan for Dalgaranga project
Gascoyne Resources is set to receive a loan of up to $60 million from Commonwealth Bank of Australia and National Australia Bank to fund the development of the Dalgaranga gold project in Western Australia.
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Next round of applications open for WA co-funded drilling program
The Western Australian Government has launched applications for round 16 of its exploration drilling program, a month after announcing it would continue funding the Exploration Incentive Scheme (EIS).
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Balla Balla iron ore project edges closer to development
Balla Balla Infrastructure Group’s (BBIG) $5.6 billion integrated iron ore project in the Pilbara is on track for development after the WA government validated the state agreement signed earlier this year.
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Ausgold capitalises on WA exploration scheme
Ausgold has secured a $150,000 grant through the Western Australian Government’s Exploration Incentive Scheme (EIS), which will be used to conduct drilling activities at its Katanning gold project.
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Global steel price boosts value of WA listed companies: Deloitte
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 2016, according to Deloitte’s latest WA Index.
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Oaktree Capital invests in WA drilling company
Western Australian drilling company DDH1 has received investment from Oaktree Capital Management, enabling the company to expand its capacity and capabilities.
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WA DMP trials updated minerals mapping system
The WA Department of Mines and Petroleum is testing a new online version of its Tenegraph mapping system that can determine land available for mineral exploration.
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WA DMP appoints first mental health and wellbeing inspector
The Western Australian Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP) has appointed its first mental health and wellbeing inspector of mines, Amy Douglas-Martens.
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