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- Written by The West Australian
Sabina Shugg, incoming Director of the Western Australian School of Mines, says a new curriculum at the institution will ensure graduates are on top of technological changes in the industry.
- Written by Jack McGinn
WA is the home of Australia’s first nationally recognised qualification in automation to meet the growing demand for workers with the skills required to operate high-tech mines.
- Written by The West Australian
Macmahon Holdings shares have risen sharply despite flagging a potential $25 million to $35 million provision against its work on the Telfer gold mine and a contractual dispute with client Newcrest Mining.
- Written by The West Australian
A helicopter and marine search and rescue team has been deployed in Port Hedland after a man was reported missing yesterday.
- Written by The West Australian
The continuing pick-up in the resources industry has prompted Qantas to add another Boeing 737-800 NG to its Perth-based fleet and introduce a new Broome to Darwin service.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Shares in Emeco Holdings have soared after the mining equipment supplier tipped an almost 40 per cent increase in earnings.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Macmahon Holdings shares have risen sharply despite flagging a potential US$17 ($25) million to US$35 ($24) million provision against its work on the Telfer gold mine and a contractual dispute with client Newcrest Mining.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Cazaly Resources has pencilled in a deal to sell its long-stalled Parker Range iron ore project, amid signs of life at the junior end of the iron ore sector.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Kibaran Resources has flagged plans for a US$22.8 million ($32.8 million) graphite processing plant at Kwinana, representing another component of the area’s growing reputation as Australia’s Lithium Valley.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Pilbara Minerals boss Ken Brinsden says the jury is still out as to whether the company will build a downstream processing plant in WA as part of a proposed joint venture agreement over its Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum project near Port Hedland.
- Written by THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
As WA’s carbon emissions soar the State’s environmental watchdog will today relaunch an effort to develop greenhouse gas guidelines that will to need use legislation unsuited to a global threat to the environment, according to an experienced environment lawyer
