
Rio Tinto and Partners to Invest $733 Million in Pilbara Iron Ore Expansion
Rio Tinto, together with Mitsui Iron Ore and Nippon Steel, will invest $733 million to develop new iron ore deposits in the Pilbara region of

Rio Tinto, together with Mitsui Iron Ore and Nippon Steel, will invest $733 million to develop new iron ore deposits in the Pilbara region of

BHP has taken a significant step toward decarbonising its South Australian copper operations. BHP has secured a new long-term renewable energy agreement with Neoen. The

Ways to Improve Your Mental Health Onsite This Spring 2025 As the chill of winter fades and spring arrives across the Pilbara and beyond, it

What is the Definition of High Risk Construction Work? High risk construction work is defined in regulation 291 of the WHS Mines Regulations. A PCBU

In recent news, BHP Advances Port Hedland Expansion. BHP is progressing its Port Debottlenecking Project 2 (PDP2), a major investment in Port Hedland infrastructure. The

Mineral Resources Marks Major Milestone at its Iron Valley operations in Western Australia. The company recently completed the safe and successful first blast at the

Genesis Minerals doubles exploration budget for FY26, aiming to unlock more value from its Laverton and Leonora gold operations. Exploration Budget Boosted to $40–$50 Million

The success of a remote site project hinges on the quality of its people. Seasoned mining managers and recruiters know that hiring for remote mining

Aerial technology is reshaping how surveying companies in Perth and across Western Australia deliver results. Drone technology in surveying enables faster, safer, and more accurate

Power reliability makes or breaks Western Australia’s mining, construction, and industrial projects. In remote regions, downtime is not an option. The challenge many operators face

A reliable water supply is essential for mining, construction, and infrastructure projects across Western Australia’s remote regions. Yet these environments face unique challenges: water scarcity,

China’s Control of Rare Earths Supply China has long dominated the global rare earths market. Its control is supported by strategic policies, low-cost labour, and