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Emergency responders put to the test in WA comp

The Norton Goldfields team took top honours in this year’s Chamber of Minerals and Energy Surface Mines Emergency Response Competition, held in Western Australia this week. The annual event saw eight...

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BHP Billiton signs deal with Barbados

BHP Billiton has obtained oil exploration licences from the government of Barbados. The Australian mining, oil and gas giant said it plans to explore an area of 5000 square kilometres about 40km...

Indonesian coal production to slow as cash runs out

INDONESIAN coal miners are diversifying into other businesses to offset a collapse in demand from China, which has slashed their cash flows to the lowest levels in months. Data from Thompson Reuters...

Australian uni developing on-site gold detection method

UNIVERSITY of Adelaide researchers are developing a portable, highly sensitive method for gold detection that will allow mineral exploration companies to test for gold on-site at the drilling rig...

Leading Chinese manufacturer appoints Australian company

ONE of China’s largest mining equipment manufacturers has appointed Australian private mining company and equipment supplier LDO Group as its exclusive sales agent in Australia and New Zealand. State...

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Snowy Mountain High

The Snowy Mountains region in South Eastern NSW is renowned as being Australia’s premier ski and snowboarding destination in the winter months, however when you investigate a little, it has more to...

BHP Billiton has appointed non-executive directors for South32, subject to stakeholder opinion

BHP Appoints South32 Non-Executive Directors

BHP Billiton has announced four additional appointments to the Board of Directors of South32. These Non-executive Director appointments are subject to shareholder approval for its proposed demerger...

Easter break FIFO Families

Swan Valley Easter Event For FIFO Families

The Easter break is only a day away and while for many it is a welcomed break, for others – like FIFO, DIDO and other remote workers – it unfortunately doesn’t promise a few good days off spent with...

Push To Develop Uranium Industry in SA Receives Support

Push To Develop Uranium Industry in SA Receives Support

The South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME) has thrown its support behind a push to develop a uranium industry in that state. In a statement released today, SACOME said it welcomed the...

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BHP Submits Improvement Ideas For Workplace Relations

BHP Billiton has welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the Productivity Commission as it considers improvements to Australia’s workplace relations framework. BHP Billiton’s...

Mount Todd abandoned gold mine site

Tough Gig: Reopening Abandoned Mount Todd Mine Site

Against a background of hope for job creation and concern for the environment, a proposal to turn the abandoned Mount Todd mine site into one of Australia’s largest gold operations is up in the...