This year’s unique event mural … symbolises the intersection of the modern mining industry and the country’s oldest culture   The brilliant Leah Cummins hopes visitors hear one thing above all the noise and commotion being generated …

          ‘Various companies, governments and investors have been grappling with the question of how to shorten timelines to production’   “Teslas don’t grow on trees”, Reuters journalist Ernest Scheyder wrote in The War Below, highlighting conflict …

          ‘’I think there’s a really compelling story here. Why isn’t it happening already?’   Right place, right time, right geology: Graham Arvidson believes Australia has a unique opportunity to build a world-class vanadium battery storage and circular …

          Highlights: Drilling at Amphitheatre Prospect returns high-grade uranium intercepts in AMD009 Mineralization at Amphitheatre shows a relationship with mafic intrusive units sharing potential genetic similarities with the nearby Westmoreland uranium deposit Significant intersection within AMD009: …

          Why existing minerals and metals in batteries will change the dynamics of the mining industry   For millennia, we’ve mined and refined materials to power our civilisations and industries, and feed consumer demand for products. …

          ‘The new generation of industry personnel in Mongolia is increasingly fluent in the international language of mining’   Mongolian mining industry and government leaders will be part of a powerful international presence at this year’s IMARC …

          ‘We’re seeing organisations share more in order to learn and grow’   Wendy Hodgetts, safety manager at the Rosebery zinc-copper mine in western Tasmania, gave a warts-and-all deep dive on the historic mine’s introduction of …

          ‘It’s hard to put a value on this type of national and international platform’   “We’re a blue chip investment,” says CoRE Learning Foundation co-founder and lead, Suzy Urbaniak, a geologist and former school teacher whose belief in …

          ‘There’s a race going on to develop recycling capabilities … to support a pivot away from reliance on Chinese metals supply’   Traxys CEO Mark Kristoff is no stranger to one of the mining industry’s common refrains: “This …

          ‘There is a huge knowledge gap, generally, around tailings’   Mining laws that open doors to more waste reprocessing can speed the industry’s progress down a long road to circular mining and metals value chains, …