BHP halts plans at Kalgoorlie smelter
After reducing its West Musgrave workforce by 25 per cent earlier this week, BHP has decreased the number of contractors working at its Kalgoorlie nickel smelter.
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BHP banks major food relief donation
BHP has donated $CAD500,000 to the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre (SFBLC) in support of its Plant Possibility campaign.
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BHP reduces West Musgrave workforce
After declaring an impairment against its nickel operations in its half-year results, BHP has made about a quarter of its West Musgrave workforce redundant.
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BMA welcomes new apprentices
BHP Mitsubishi (BMA) welcomed 30 new apprentices from across Queensland to start their new apprenticeships.
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Slattery: A future dependant on mining
BHP president Australia Geraldine Slattery told the Australian Financial Review (AFR) business summit the mining industry needs to “recapture” its competitiveness.
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Shining bright: Queensland’s Resources Awards for Women
The Resources Awards for Women has taken to the stage in Queensland to celebrate the contribution of women to the state’s mining industry.
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BHP CCO discusses critical minerals opportunities
BHP chief commercial operator (CCO) Rag Udd joined a panel to discuss Canada’s generational opportunity as a leader in critical minerals on March 4.
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BHP head weighs in on potash, Cobre Panama
BHP has plans to shake up the global fertiliser market with new agreements inked over its Jansen potash project in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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BHP leads the way on gender equality
BHP has demonstrated its commitment to achieving gender balance by becoming the first mining company to surpass over 40 per cent female representation in Chile.
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BHP welcomes new leadership
BHP is set to welcome a new non-executive director to its board from April.
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BHP, SA Government forge mining pathways
BHP and the South Australian Government will work together to establish the Port Augusta Technical College, a hub that will train students for high-demand careers in a range of industries.
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Significant high copper grades unlocked at Oak Dam
An exploration program undertaken by BHP at its Oak Dam copper deposit has identified high-grades of copper deep beneath the Olympic Dam ore body, with some grades equalling more than two per cent.
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BHP, South Australia Government join forces
BHP has partnered with the South Australian Government on a new water supply project.
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BHP weighs up nickel future
While BHP chief executive officer Mike Henry foresees the nickel winter extending to the end of the decade, he believes it’s not all doom and gloom for the company.
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BHP approves 25Mtpa Western Ridge Crusher project
The BHP board has granted approval for the Western Ridge Crusher project (WRC) to progress to the next stage.
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BHP holds steady amid nickel downturn
BHP has released its 2023–24 financial year half yearly report (H1 FY24) with a strong outlook for the future.
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Nickel joins critical minerals list
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King has placed nickel on the critical minerals list, giving nickel companies the opportunity to access billions of dollars in relief.
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BHP nickel assets to incur impairment
BHP is set to declare an impairment against its nickel operations in its half-year results.
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BHP supports women and children in need
BHP has shown up to support vulnerable women and children with a $CAD500,000 ($571,050) donation to the YWCA Saskatoon Hope Lives Here campaign.
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WA welcomes Rio, BHP green steel plant
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has welcomed the announcement of Rio Tinto and BHP’s major green steel project with BlueScope.
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