Australian mining news

The Department of Environment and Science has cleared Adani of unsubstantiated allegations made last year about its drilling programmes.

Strong partnerships are crucial to advance diversity and inclusion in the Australian mining and resources sector.

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.

The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) and the University of Queensland have launched a new 3D digital game for Minecraft’s Education Edition, enabling Australian students to learn about the nation’s world-leading minerals industry and electric cars.

Australian leader in the trade of heavy earthmoving components, Components Only, has expanded its business to Chile and Mongolia.

The Black Hills gold project has the potential to become the company’s second significant project in the Paterson region in Western Australia.

A breakthrough installation of advanced machine control technology at an Australian bauxite mine has repositioned Murray Engineering in the fast-growing mobile fleet management and optimisation market.

In May, Australia’s resources sector generated a record high AUS$24.9 billion in export earnings for the nation.

Bullseye Mining Ltd has yielded 94% gold recoveries at its North Laverton gold project in Western Australia.

Students from the Clontarf Academies at Tamworth and Quirindi, Australia, recently had the opportunity to learn about careers in mining.