Kevin Rudd Calls for Australia to Become a Superpower in Critical Minerals
Australia’s ambassador to the US, Kevin Rudd, has positioned the Australian Mining Industry as a future global leader in critical minerals and rare earths. Speaking at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, Rudd described Australia as capable of becoming “a great power – if not a superpower – in critical minerals and rare earths.” […]
Vault Minerals Delivers Strong First Year with Record Cashflow and Share Buy-Back
Vault Minerals has reported a strong first full year of operations, driven by robust cashflow and operational efficiency. Strong Financial Results for FY25 The company achieved operating cashflow of $560.2 million for the 2024–25 financial year (FY25). Adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) reached $619.4 million, while net profit after tax (NPAT) […]
Safety Topic: Dust Hazards in the Workplace and What You Need to Know
Dust can be hazardous to our health. Dust can contain a range of materials including sand, dirt, pollen, minerals, wood, micro-organisms, and vehicle and industrial exhausts. Common Work Activities That Create Dust Dust exposure is likely to occur in the following work activities: filling bags or emptying them into skips or other containers cutting materials […]
GSWA Discovery May Revolutionise Gold Exploration in Western Australia
GSWA Discovery May Revolutionise Gold Exploration in Western Australia Gold exploration in Western Australia may be entering a new era, thanks to breakthrough research from the Geological Survey of Western Australia (GSWA). The organisation has uncovered a unique chemical fingerprint that indicates where gold is most likely to be discovered. This finding could dramatically improve […]
WA Supreme Court Ruling for Mining Sector Raises Rate Concerns
WA Supreme Court Ruling for Mining Sector Raises Rate Concerns The Shire of Mount Magnet has won a landmark appeal, changing how local governments can charge rates on occupied crown land. The WA Supreme Court upheld the Shire’s right to rate land held under Miscellaneous Licences, overturning 40 years of legal understanding. This change may […]
Australian Gold Miners Report Strong FY25 Results and Quarterly Records
Australian Gold Miners Report Strong FY25 Results and Quarterly Records Several major Australian gold mining companies have released their June 2025 quarter results, revealing record-breaking production figures and strong cash positions. The June quarter marks a successful close to FY25, with many miners meeting or exceeding guidance across operations in Western Australia and beyond. Northern […]
WA Launches HyLogger 4 to Boost Mineral Exploration
WA Launches HyLogger 4 to Boost Mineral Exploration The Western Australian Government has launched a cutting-edge spectral scanner. The HyLogger 4 will enhance mineral exploration and support the state’s growing resources sector. Advanced Technology for Core Sample Analysis Developed by CSIRO, the HyLogger 4 system is the latest advancement in spectral scanning technology. It replaces […]
Safety Topic: Confined Spaces in the Workplace
Safety Topic: Confined Spaces in the Workplace Confined spaces present significant safety risks within the workplace. These risks arise because such spaces are generally not intended for regular human occupancy and often lack adequate ventilation, leading to the rapid development of hazardous atmospheres. Hazards in confined spaces may not be immediately apparent and can vary […]
BHP and Aurizon Launch Integrated Rail, Road, and Port Logistics in South Australia
BHP and Aurizon Launch Integrated Rail, Road, and Port Logistics in South Australia BHP has partnered with Aurizon, a leading freight rail transport company, to deliver an integrated logistics solution for its copper operations in South Australia. This collaboration will span 10 years and focus on rail, road, and port transport across BHP’s mining sites. […]
Igus Sets World Record with Longest Plastic Energy Chain
Igus Sets World Record with Longest Plastic Energy Chain at Tušimice Power Station Igus has achieved a world record with its plastic energy chain, measuring an impressive 615 metres of travel. Installed at the lignite-fired power station in Tušimice, Czech Republic, this energy chain is the longest of its kind in the world. Reliable Operation […]
Hancock Prospecting Unites Roy Hill and Atlas Iron as Hancock Iron Ore
Hancock Prospecting Unites Roy Hill and Atlas Iron as Hancock Iron Ore Hancock Prospecting has announced a major operational change by merging two of Western Australia’s iron ore leaders, Roy Hill and Atlas Iron. Starting July 1, the two companies will operate under a single brand: Hancock Iron Ore. Combining Strengths of WA’s Iron Ore […]
Northern Territory Boosts Resource Exploration with New Funding Program
Northern Territory Boosts Resource Exploration with New Funding Program The Northern Territory Government has announced significant new funding to accelerate mineral exploration across the region. This initiative aims to stimulate economic growth, support local jobs, and strengthen the mining sector’s contribution to the Territory’s economy. 38 Grants Awarded to 30 Companies in Geophysics and Drilling […]