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Mineral Resources has announced the resumption of activities at its wholly owned Bald Hill lithium mine near Kambalda, Western Australia, as sustained spodumene price recovery supports a safe restart from care and maintenance.
Standards Australia has welcomed nine core recommendations from an independent review aimed at keeping standards development processes fit for a rapidly changing technical landscape.
Metals One has signed an agreement with DISA Technologies to assess and potentially treat uranium mine waste dumps at its Uravan Belt Uranium-Vanadium Project in Colorado, US.
Global nickel production is estimated to have increased by 6.1% in 2025, driven primarily by Indonesia’s continued expansion as the main growth engine in the global nickel market.
Locksley Resources has signed a binding option agreement to acquire the Iron Duke Copper and Gold Project in New South Wales, within 15km of its Tottenham Project in the Cobar District.
Engineers Australia says the engineer’s foundational skillset is critical as artificial intelligence becomes embedded in the systems that power modern infrastructure and industry.
Researchers at Heriot-Watt University have developed a mineral-based framework to assess mine tailings and repurpose them as components in cement and other construction materials.
MMD Group has acquired the intellectual property rights for TraxIQ, Anglo American’s system-level material handling solution, and will lead industrialisation and global deployment from its Isle of Man Centre of Excellence.
The Queensland State Budget has missed a critical opportunity to ease pressure on the state’s resources sector, instead doubling down on the world’s highest coal royalty regime.
The reality of another Queensland coal mine being pushed to the brink, just three years after opening, is more evidence the former Labor Government’s royalty regime is crushing Queensland’s biggest industry.
Coal Australia was the headline sponsor of this week’s milestone 300th Sydney Mining Club lunch, with an all-star coal mining cast taking to the stage at the sell-out event.
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Copper miner will also consolidate new shares to help reduce market confusion
Gold miner still hopes to exceed FY26 with stronger Duketon showing despite Vault merger failure
A potential Category 5 atmospheric river is battering the world’s biggest copper producer just as US strikes near Iran’s export terminal rattle metals markets.
Ekati in the Northwest Territories will shut down following a Supreme Court of British Columbia ruling placed it into receivership this week.
Over a seventh of the world's copper mine output is now hostage to a sulphuric acid market thrown into chaos by the Middle East conflict and Beijing's export ban.
A brief respite in fuel prices caused construction input costs to drop in June. But the recent escalation in the Iran war will likely drive them back higher.
Pronto and Hitachi Construction Machinery (HCM) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a strategic partnership aimed at advancing open mine automation solutions. The two companies hope to create an open ecosystem that brings together expertise in mining operations, mining equipment,…
The Water Resources Development Act, which would provide $30.5 billion for state revolving funds, passed unanimously through a House committee.
BHP has approved $900m for the Ministers North Project, a high-grade iron ore deposit located southeast of Yandi in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The post BHP approves $900m for Pilbara’s Ministers North iron ore site appeared first on Mining Technology.
