Australia can become a centre for international dialogue on advancing participation of First Nations people in resources projects, showcasing standout enterprises and amplifying Indigenous women’s voices in the industry, according to the leaders of partner …

          The world’s 100 largest mining companies sold a staggering $946.4 billion worth of minerals and metals in 2024 and were collectively valued at $1.83 trillion as of June 2025, according to GLOBALmining100, a new landmark report …

          A volatile and uncertain global economic landscape is challenging miners to innovate and adapt to position themselves for a future that promises materially stronger demand for minerals and metals. Never before have resilient supply chains, …

by Richard Roberts, Editorial Director, Beacon Events The last place Melissa Winks expected to get a hostile reaction to her confession she’s a miner was on a plane to Western Australia, a place with something of an affinity with the industry. “It’s actually physically …

          Australia a green metals and energy superpower? Not yet, industry leaders at IMARC 2024 said. The country was more a “latent force”, said McKinsey & Company partner Victor Finkel. But that needed to change quickly.   “I think …

  If mining is getting more complex the intricacies of financing strategically important mineral projects are currently off the charts, IMARC 2024 heard. The next 12 months shape as a fascinating next phase on this front. “Managing market failure is incredibly tricky …

by Richard Roberts, Editorial Director, Beacon Events Alan Young says the mining industry has had a happy knack of fighting disruptive change, losing the battle convincingly, and emerging in much better shape. On this basis, he says, capitulation on circularity should happen …

          The International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo (IMARC) is proud to announce that Dr. David Ransom has been posthumously awarded the esteemed Legend in Mining Award at this year’s IMARC Gala Dinner. This recognition …

          With recent statistics revealing that 70 per cent of young Australians would never consider a career in mining, and with enrolments in engineering courses dropping by 63 per cent in the past 10 years, the …

          The global race for critical minerals and renewable energy projects is an opportunity to create a model of shared prosperity between communities and the mining industry seeking to develop projects on First Nations lands.   …