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Westech has been designing and manufacturing customised mining truck bodies for over than 50 years. Peter Forsyth, Austin Engineering’s managing director, reflects on building specialty OEM equipment for the mining industry worldwide.
Roof bolting is one of the most basic and necessary functions in underground mining operation, and over time has become more highly specialised. Fletcher explains how operations today require equipment predominantly dictated by mine conditions and individual customer desires.
Support from Australians for the nation’s minerals industry continues to increase, with the Mineral Council of Australia’s (MCA) ‘There’s more to Australian mining’ campaign.
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Rio Tinto has unveiled its annual showcase of rare pink and red diamonds in an exclusive preview at the Argyle mine site in the east Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Students from the Clontarf Academies at Tamworth and Quirindi, Australia, recently had the opportunity to learn about careers in mining.
Sirius Minerals PLC and its partners have set a new world record for the deepest shaft ever excavated with a Vertical Shaft Sinking Machine (VSM), reaching a depth of over 115m.
The Director-President of the foundation set up by Anglo-Australian mining corporation BHP to compensate victims of one of Brazil’s worst ever environmental disaster has been indicted on fraud charges.