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BHP Hay Point

Mining giant awards $1B to local suppliers

A multinational mineral producer recently spent big on small, local and indigenous businesses. BHP’s local buying program recently awarded a total of 67,000 work packages, collectively worth...

CPB Contractors

Authority nationalises ‘largest’ Qld project

A major development will proceed in North Queensland through state ownership. The State Government recently confirmed it would nationalise CuString’s CopperString 2.0 High Voltage Transmission...

Callide coal mine

Authority promises new supply chain commissioner

Procurement will be accelerated if there is no change in government. The ruling Liberal Party of New South Wales confirmed it would appoint a supply chain commissioner if it wins the next state...

SEA electric ute

Employer orders zero emissions electric utes

A mining services company became one of the industry’s first to transition away from fossil fuel-powered vehicles. Mineral Resources (MinRes) recently ordered Toyota Hilux electric vehicle...

Iron Bridge accommodation village

Mining contractors sued for allegedly shady purchasing

Resources suppliers have been accused of secretly conspiring during the tendering process. Two contractors were recently sued at the Federal Court for alleged bid rigging and price fixing. The...

Cadia mine

Tender awarded for resources revival

A mining infrastructure company secured the contract to reopen a resources facility. A subsidiary of CIMIC Group recently won the latest tender at Newcrest Mining’s Cadia Hill Mine, 28km south...

Wolfram Camp mine

Far North Qld mine will reopen

A mining operation could be revived in Queensland’s Atherton Tableland region. The State Department of Resources recently invited bids to reopen the former Wolfram Camp Mine in Dimbulah, 133km...

Kidston workers

$295M North Qld project receives special status

A major development is one step closer to construction in North Queensland’s Etheridge Shire. The State Department of Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning recently granted...