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(Image source: Bowen Rail Company) From L-R: Netball Association secretary Michelle Bossen and Cyclones players with Bowen Rail Company health, safety and community manager Marty Trask with Bowen in their refurbished kitchen.

Bowen Netball scores big with Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program

Bowen Netball scores big with Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program Bowen’s Cyclones netballers have swapped their bibs for aprons thanks to a Bowen Rail Company (BRC) community grant to refurbish their canteen kitchen and keep their club on track. Bowen Netball Association was one of four grant recipients in the latest round of Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program, which supports local not-for-profit organisations and community groups with the purchase of small assets that can make a big difference. Bowen Netball secretary Michelle...

(Image source: Bravus Mining and Resources) Members of the E2M research team downloading data from one of the 10 bioacoustics recorders installed on the Carmichael mining lease and conservation area.

Queensland research maps movements and behaviours of black-throated finch

Queensland research maps movements and behaviours of black-throated finch Queensland researchers have mapped the habitat and movements of the black-throated finch in a never-before-seen level of detail, as part of Bravus Mining and Resources commitment to managing the environment. The findings are the latest from a five-year joint research program between Bravus Mining and Resources and researchers from ecology consultancy E2M and have been published in the peer-reviewed and highly respected international scientific journal PLOS One. Bravus Mining and Resources chief operating officer Mick Crowe says...

Bowen High students unlock ‘export level’ at Abbot Point

Bowen High students unlock ‘export level’ at Abbot Point

Bowen High students unlock ‘export level’ at Abbot Point Abbot Point Operations (APO) has taken a group of Bowen State High School students on a deep dive into the operations of Australia’s most northern deepwater export port. The year seven students participated in a two-day learning experience at Bowen’s North Queensland Export Terminal (NQXT) gaining a fascinating insight into the stages of resources production and learning how the terminal plays a vital part in the pit-to-port process. The learnings from the site tour were then applied at a school ‘Pit to Port’ workshop delivered by the...

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Mining Luminary Madden Mining's new range of LED cap lamps. Cap lamps have been around for almost as long as mining itself. The need for hands free lighting is imperative for safe and efficient work underground but there are cap lamps and there are cap lamps. Just like any tool of the trade, there are lamps that get the job done and lamps that excel and Madden Mining’s cordless cap lamps are firmly planted in the latter category. If you have worked underground for any length of time and suffered the inconvenience of a corded cap lamp, then you will instantly appreciate the tangle-free freedom that Madden’s LED lamps provide. This freedom...

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Fortescue Metals appoints Dino Otranto as chief executive, releases FY23 results

Fortescue Metals appoints Dino Otranto as chief executive, releases FY23 results Dino Otranto has been appointed as chief executive of Fortescue Metals (ASX:FMG), replacing Fiona Hick who lasted just under six months in the role. With over 20 years of experience in the global energy and resources industry, Mr Otranto joined Fortescue in 2021 as chief operating officer iron ore. Prior to joining Fortescue, he was chief operating officer at Vale Base Metals, leading the company’s North American, European and Asian nickel and copper businesses. Mr Otranto commented on his appointment. “I am really looking forward to continuing to work with our amazing Fortescue team to strengthen our powerhouse iron ore business...

Tungsten: Taking Shape

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Tungsten: Taking Shape

BY ELIZABETH FABRI DEMAND is beginning to pick up for tungsten as China – the world’s largest producer and consumer – begins to scale back production, leaving Australian near-term producers in the box seat. We chat with Australian explorers Tungsten Mining and Thor Mining about their respective projects, and outlook for the year ahead. Tungsten is one of the lesser-known commodities, but its reach extends to a number of modern electrical applications, including the vibration device in our mobile phones. The strongest natural metal on earth has been predominately mined in China, and Europe, up until now, and used in the manufacturing sector for machine tools, a toughener in steel alloys, as well as in ammunition and armour....

Metarock’s major shareholder, M Resources Group, is fully supportive of the transaction.

Thiess to acquire PYBAR for $65m

Thiess to acquire PYBAR for $65m Underground mining services company Metarock has entered into a binding agreement to sell PYBAR for $65m to Thiess as the global company looks to grow its underground hard rock contracting division. Estimated net proceeds to Metarock will be about $36.3 after deducting PYBAR’s outstanding debt and estimated transaction costs. Post transaction, Metarock will comprise the Mastermyne, Wilson Mining and MyneSight business units, with the PYBAR brand remaining and continuing to be operated by Thiess. Metarock group executive chair Jon Romcke says the agreed transaction represents a great outcome for Metarock shareholders. “The purchase consideration represents compelling value for...

Lucy from Glencore's Ulan underground coal mine visits Mudgee pre-school as part of their Community Investment.

Glencore’s $20b impact on the Australian economy

Glencore’s $20b impact on the Australian economy Glencore contributed just under $20b to the Australian economy in 2022, according to the company’s latest report. The mining company is the largest Australian producer of coal, zinc, lead and cobalt, employing over 18,000 staff and contractors across its 24 mines and processing facilities. Glencore head of corporate affairs Cassandra McCarthy says the company is proud of its people who make a huge contribution to Glencore’s success. “When mining does well, Australians do well and our economy does well,” she said. “We should never take that for granted.” Glencore supports more than 7,000...