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Mining in Indaba: Africa rising

The 26th edition of the Investing in African Mining Indaba conference will take place in Cape Town, South Africa, at the beginning of February,...

Mining in the Hunter Valley: A red-hot go

As one of the nation’s largest coal producing regions, the Hunter Valley has remained steadfast in response to mounting global pressure over the mining...

North Queensland Mining: Old king coal

ACCORDING to the Queensland Resources Council (QRC), the resources sector added $74.3b to the State’s economy in 2018-2019 – and with new mining developments...

Mining in Tasmania: Turning the corner

AFTER uncertainty in the sector in recent years, Tasmania’s mining industry is seeing something of a renaissance with new mines opening, an aggressive Mining...

Mining in Victoria: Regulating the gold rush

WITH the gold price at an all-time high, and Victoria’s largest mine at Fosterville forecast to produce 550,000-610,000 ounces of gold in 2019, there’s...

Geraldton Port: Ready for the boom

THE Mid-West Ports Authority is playing the long game, increasing throughput by maximising its existing infrastructure, ensuring that when mining projects in the region...

Mining in PNG: A concrete answer

IN 2018, the resources industries contributed to more than 25pc of Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) GDP, and 80pc of its export revenue, and the...

Driving demand

THE three major mining developments in the Pilbara – BHP’s South Flank, FMG’s Eliwana and Rio Tinto’s Koodaideri – are set to replace the...

PNG partnerships

MINING and petroleum is the backbone of Papua New guinea’s economy, and Australian-owned or partly owned operations contribute to the development of the nation’s...

Southern Ports: open for business

WA’S South West holds three gateway ports that connect it to the rest of the world – the Ports of Albany, Esperance and Bunbury...