Australian mining news
QRC backs harsher penalties for activists’ trespass offences
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has supported harsher penalties for activists who break the law and commit illegal trespass.
BHP unveils five-year US$400m climate investment plan
BHP’s Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie has unveiled a five-year, US$400 million climate investment program, with a commitment to reduce Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
QRC welcomes state-wide safety reset
The safety reset is to remind all workers about the dangers and potential fatal risks of working in the resource industry.
McLanahan hosts customer event to showcase Feeder-Breaker completion
McLanahan Australia opened its doors to host a customer event showcasing the completion of two Feeder-Breakers for a Queensland coal customer.
Queensland resources jobs outpacing vacancies 15:1 in rest of state’s economy, says QRC
QRC Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane said the figures in the latest State of the Sector report reinforce the importance of the resources industry.
Australia’s rough diamond output to decline following Argyle mine closure in 2021, says GlobalData
Australia’s rough diamond output is set to decline by 99% to 137 000 carats following the Argyle mine closure in 2021.
RPMGlobal appoints new President of the Americas region for its mining advisory division
RPMGlobal has strengthened its consulting expertise after appointing Avakash (Akoo) Patel, P.Eng., to President of the Americas region for its Consulting & Advisory business.
Increased unemployment rate highlights importance of Queensland resource sector jobs
The Queensland’s trend unemployment rate increased by 0.1% to 6.3%, but the resources sector is offering hundreds of opportunities across the State.
Bis wins four year contract extension for Minara Resources
Bis has announced the successful extension of its haulage and site services contracts for the Murrin Murrin mine.
WA Mining Conference set to examine acceleration through to 2030
Innovation in the mining industry continues to accelerate at an unprecedented rate, and Western Australia is very much at the centre.