Australian mining news

RCT and Northern Star Resources are providing new opportunities for apprentices in Western Australia’s Goldfields.

FluidIntel has been supplying fuel management hardware and software to the mining industry since 1996.

The IS solution from Australian company Nautitech could represent significant cost savings due to a reduction in inspections, maintenance, and machinery down time.

Carlos Sportiello will be based in Perth, Australia, and will be on hand to serve potential and existing customers in the region beginning with the transportation and mining sectors.

Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said the release of the latest ABS figures showed Queensland’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6% in January, just a minor decrease from 6.1% in December.

FLSmidth will purchase the hydrometallurgical and mineral processing capabilities of AuTec.

The 2018/19 group was the largest cohort to take part in the initiative hosted in Maptek Adelaide office.

The 12-month contract will employ a team of 37 personnel and comprises portal development, decline development, level development and diamond drilling.

The Minerals Council of Australia has said it welcomes any review of industry association memberships by its member companies.

Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said that indigenous people comprise 4% of the state's workforce in resources currently.