Liebherr-Australia delivers pink excavator to Roy Hill

Last month, Liebherr-Australia executives handed over a new R 9800 excavator that had both its bucket and counterweight painted pink to Roy Hill officials as part of a celebration marking a new partnership between the two companies.  The R 9800 is the second of three initial Liebherr excavators to be delivered to the iron ore mine. The 800-tonne machine joins…

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Minem proposes launch of Northern Mining Corridor

Peru’s Minister Jorge Montero said that consensus is being reached with mining companies on the possibility of working together on a technical proposal. The head of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem) Jorge Montero Cornejo, said that the Cajamarca region could play a very significant role in setting in motion the great Northern Mining Corridor of Peru, whose estimated…

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Barrick informs communities about El Alto project

Barrick Chile is moving forward with the Early Citizen Participation process in Alto del Carmen on the proposed activities for the El Alto exploration, which seeks to obtain key geological and metallurgical information. Barrick has held more than 120 meetings with leaders of social organizations to date, in addition to more than 100 meetings held with residents during Information Sessions…

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Western Australia CME releases newest workplace equality report

Resources companies have reduced their gender pay gap, but work remains – that is the arterial message of the newly released Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) for 2023-24, per the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia (CME). The agency said the latest data shows the midpoint of the gap in average total remuneration between male and female workers…

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Rio Tinto resumes shipping at WA port

Rio Tinto said it has resumed operations at its East Intercourse Island (EII) facility at Dampier Port in Western Australia after being offline for over five weeks due to Tropical Cyclone Sean. A railcar dumper at the port facility was flooded when the cyclone delivered record rain along parts of the Pilbara coastline in late January. The miner said dumper…

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CoTec, Salter bind together for MGS technology deal

CoTec Holdings has signed a binding long-term exclusivity and collaboration agreement with Salter Cyclones to use its Multi-Gravity Separators (MGS) technology for the recovery of iron ore and manganese from primary mining and tailings material. CoTec officials said they believe the technology could represent a step change in the bulk handling of iron and manganese tailings. It would offer the…

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