Lincoln eyes Green Iron partner
Lincoln Minerals is seeking a partner to help fund and develop the Green Iron magnetite project to operational status.
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Lynas, Carey ink mining services contract
Lynas Rare Earths has awarded Carey Group Holdings a five-year contract for mining services at its Mount Weld rare earths mine near Laverton in Western Australia.
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AngloGold Ashanti makes moves at the top
AngloGold Ashanti has announced changes to its board that will take effect after its annual general meeting (AGM) is held on May 28.
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Evolution appoints new chief technical officer
Evolution Mining has appointed Nancy Guay as its new chief technical officer, taking effect from June 1.
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New leader for 29Metals
29Metals has appointed James Palmer as its new chief executive officer (CEO), with Palmer commencing in the role on May 1.
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SA Government debuts new skills policy
The South Australian Government has released a new skills policy for the state which intends to drive reform and investment in training over the next 10 years.
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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, 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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MinRes drives next generation
The latest round of trainees have graduated from Mineral Resources’ (MinRes) MC Driving Training program.
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New director for Whitehaven
Whitehaven Coal has appointed Mick McCormack to its board of directors as a non-executive director.
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Whitehaven latest to warn against ‘same job, same pay’
Whitehaven Coal managing director and chief executive officer Paul Flynn has expressed concerns over the ‘same job, same pay’ legislation.
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New leaders for Victorian mine rehabilitation
Victorian Energy and Resources Minister Lily D’Ambrosio has appointed a new chairperson and a deputy chairperson to the Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority (MLRA) board.
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O’Connor: “Great opportunities” for Australian workforce
Federal Minister for Skills and Training Brendan O’Connor has addressed the Australian Financial Review Workforce Summit with a focus on Australia’s skills shortage.
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Fortescue uplifts First Nations employees
Fortescue has partnered with Curtin University and the Pilbara Kimberley University Centres to launch a pilot program for its First Nations employees.
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Whitehaven commences 2024 graduate program
Whitehaven Coal has welcomed its 2024 cohort of graduates by holding a two-day event in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
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Thiess trains the future generation
Thiess’ future talent training program concluded this month, with the company hosting the largest-ever cohort of graduates and apprentices.
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New leader for Arafura
Arafura Rare Earths has appointed a new managing director and chief executive officer following the departure of Gavin Lockyer, who has been with Arafura for over 17 years.
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Queensland ups investment in emissions-reduction initiatives
The Queensland Government has opened expressions of interest for its low emissions investment partnerships (LEIP) program.
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GR Engineering acquires Paradigm Engineers
GR Engineering Services subsidiary Mipac has entered into an agreement to acquire Paradigm Engineers, a control system and electrical engineering company.
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BHP bolsters job training in Chile
The 2023 Local Skills Development Program has helped more than 170 young people and adults from northern Chile gain new job skills.
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