- 1. Anglo assembles QLD’s first all-female rescue team
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- ... Kiri Sullivan, Raewyn Ryniker, Paige Sudholz. Caroline Moore and Hollie Farrell. Blanch said the team will train closely with the Capcoal Open Cut men’s team and support each other during competitions. ...
- Created on 21 March 2023
- 2. Oz Minerals, Epiroc boost traffic flows at Carrapateena
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- ... in South Australia. The ore at Carrapateena requires haulage from production levels to the crusher level via a short decline with limited passing areas. This challenge is what lent itself to the possibility ...
- Created on 14 February 2023
- 3. BHP marks 10 years at Perth IROC
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- BHP’s remote operations have hit a milestone, with BHP WA Iron Ore (WAIO) marking 10 years of working from its Integrated Remote Operations Centre (IROC) in Perth, Western Australia. The IROC, which ...
- Created on 23 January 2023
- 4. Fortescue moves closer to zero-emission battery electric truck
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- ... will be integral to Fortescue’s US$6.2 billion decarbonisation strategy to help eliminate fossil fuels from its terrestrial iron ore operations, which includes replacing its existing diesel-fuelled fleet ...
- Created on 17 January 2023
- 5. Civmec scores A$330 million Rio Tinto contract
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- Civmec has secured a major contract worth more than A$330 million for the Rio Tinto Western Range iron ore project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Under the contract, Civmec will complete ...
- Created on 13 January 2023
- 6. Bowen sends first train from refurbed Mallawa loadout
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- ... which receives its coal from the nearby Broadmeadow East mine, also part of the company’s greater Burton Complex near Moranbah, processed it as well as four trains totaling more than 41,000 tonnes since ...
- Created on 04 January 2023
- 7. Many would support more mining to help Australia avoid a recession
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- New research reveals that 79% of Australians would support more mining – and 51% would support more coal mining – if it would help strengthen the Australian dollar and avoid a recession. The ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 8. Volvo leads automation push in Indonesia’s mining industry
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- ... and capacity of machines on site to reduce idling time, finding more direct driving routes, or introducing training for certain operators. Nine months on, the data has helped IMK increase productivity ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 9. BluVein facilitates electrification of heavy-duty mining
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- Austmine has entered a new partnership with BluVeinXL, a technology company that believes in the shift to electrifying mine sites has never been more urgent. BluVein, with the support of Austmine and leading ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 10. Jan Flynn keeps heavy equipment moving
- (Product News)
- ... with the latest tech in the industry. “The construction and mining sector is big business and always evolving,” Flynn said. “I work hard to ensure our business is at the forefront of providing a quality ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 11. PREVENTING ACCIDENTS AROUND CONVEYORS
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- ... to lead to serious repercussions, conveyor accidents are rarely the result of a single action,” Marshall concluded. “More often, they result from a combination of company culture and unwise decisions. ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 12. HIGH-TECH SAFETY
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- ... and it is forecast to continue growing, meaning workplace safety is more important now than ever. According to the Australian Resources & Energy Employer Association (AREEA), the Australian resources ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 13. MINERAL SECURITY
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- ... framework. The SDGs were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all, and while natural resources such as energy, water, air, forests ...
- Created on 12 December 2022
- 14. Fortescue appoints new CEO for Metals
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- ... she will deliver its global metals strategy – to be the most successful iron ore operator in the world, to lead exploration and development into critical minerals and rare earths, and to decarbonise Fortescue ...
- Created on 06 December 2022
- 15. Coal India joins WCA ranks
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- ... to invest US$55 billion in abated coal over the coming decade, places [that commitment] at the forefront of the coal industry at large and also demonstrates the country’s willingness to adapt and innovate,” ...
- Created on 28 November 2022
- 16. Carmichael FIFO network growing
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- ... live here, and create more value for the local coffee shops, real estate agents, car dealers and other businesses that indirectly benefit from mining,” he added Crowe confirmed new roles out of Mackay ...
- Created on 16 November 2022
- 17. Volvo pushes automation in Indonesia
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- ... adjustments, and set new targets for further progress. This could involve tweaking the number and capacity of machines on site to reduce idling time, finding more direct driving routes, or introducing ...
- Created on 14 November 2022
- 18. IMARC 2023 headed to Sydney
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- ... in New South Wales, Australia. IMARC, along with its 7,500 delegates from more than 110 countries, will convene from 31 October - 2 November. Organizers said it is expected to be the biggest IMARC ...
- Created on 04 November 2022
- 19. Iron Bridge processing plant gets first ore
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- Fortescue has hit a new milestone at its Iron Bridge magnetite project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, marking first ore feed into the processing plant. Photo: Fortescue With ...
- Created on 31 October 2022
- 20. BHP teams with UGL, QRRS for ‘flat pack’ rail car initiative
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- BHP said it is collaborating with UGL and QRRS in an initiative backed by the Western Australian government to construct “flat pack” iron ore cars that will help boost capacity in the state’s manufacturing ...
- Created on 25 October 2022