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- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Macmahon Holdings has confirmed the resolution of a dispute with client Newcrest Mining over its Telfer gold mine contract in the East Pilbara.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Perth-based GR Engineering has picked up a $24.5 million contract to expand the processing plant at Saracen Minerals Holdings’ Carosue Dam gold mine in the Goldfields.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has recorded WA’s biggest profit by a private company, making a whopping $2.6 billion last financial year on the back of stronger iron ore prices.
- Written by JACK MCGINN
Mining and construction equipment supplier WesTrac has lifted the curtain on the first Caterpillar electric-drive wheel loader to hit the Australian market.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Fortescue Metals Group will lift the lid this month on how its Pilbara iron ore operations will evolve with advances in technology.
- Written by KALGOORLIE MINER
Dozens of volunteers from across the Goldfields will this weekend converge on Kalgoorlie-Boulder for the Chamber of Minerals and Energy’s annual Underground Mine Emergency Response competition.
- Written by STAFF WRITER
Newmont Goldcorp today announced that the Quecher Main project at Yanacocha in Peru achieved commercial production safely, ahead of schedule and under budget.
- Written by The West Australian
BHP Senior Executive Sundeep Singh has used a global mining conference in Melbourne to champion the company’s commitment to sustainability, but the message struggled to get heard over chants of protesters.
- Written by The West Australian
A pioneering automation company with its roots in Kalgoorlie-Boulder is hoping a recent trial allowing operators to drive underground machinery remotely will inspire customers to embrace its technology.
- Written by Reuters
Iluka Resources, the world’s largest producer of zircon announced it was considering a demerger of an asset that earns royalties from a BHP Group iron ore operation - Mining Area C (MAC).
- Written by The West Australian
Geraldton Mayor Shane Van Styn said employment opportunities in the Western Australia’s Mid-West could soar with the announcement of a potential new Vanadium processing plant.
