Australian mining news
‘Greening’ of Queensland mining picks up pace
The Queensland Resources Council’s State of the Sector reports shows that the number of Queensland resources company CEOs investing in low emission technology research and development has almost doubled over the past 2 years.
Fortescue’s autonomous haul fleet surpasses 2 billion t milestone
Fortescue Metals Group’s autonomous haul fleet has moved 2 billion t of material, doubling the amount hauled since reaching the 1 billion t milestone in September 2019.
Wesfarmers’ Mt Holland lithium project approved
Wesfarmers has announced that its Covalent Lithium joint venture has received ministerial approval for its Mt Holland lithium project.
Evolution Mining receives Cowal mine approval and Red Lake expansion
Evolution Mining Ltd’s Board has approved the development of the Cowal underground mine, as well as a clear and defined pathway to grow gold production at the Red Lake mine.
Chalice Mining to demerge its gold assets
Chalice Mining Ltd has announced its intention to pursue a demerger of its Australian gold assets.
Atlas Iron’s Miralga Creek project receives all statutory approvals
Atlas Iron has announced that its Miralga Creek project recently passed some significant project milestones.
Perenti finalises Savannah Nickel Project contract
Perenti Global Ltd has announced its subsidiary, Barminco, has finalised a contract with Panoramic Resources Ltd for development and production works at their Savannah Nickel Project in Western Australia.
Gascoyne and Firefly execute demerger of exploration assets
Gascoyne Resources and Firefly Resources have entered into a binding Demerger Implementation Deed regarding their copper-gold and lithium exploration assets.
Fortescue awards AUS$350 million contract to Warrikal Pty Ltd
Warrikal Pty Ltd has been awarded a 5-year AUS$350 million contract as one of the providers of maintenance and shutdown services across Fortescue’s Pilbara operations.
BCI’s Mardie Salt & Potash Project receives favourable EPA recommendation
The Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority has recommended that BCI Minerals’ Mardie Salt & Potash Project may be implemented as proposed, subject to certain conditions.