Having identified sufficient signs of gold mineralisation at surface, an ASX-listed junior is now drilling deeper for new brownfields targets along one of Western Australia’s best-known greenstone terrains. Earlier this quarter, WA-based Golden Horse Minerals Ltd (ASX: GHM) said a down-hole electromagnetic survey conducted at its flagship Hopes Hill project,…

A rebranded ASX-listed junior has taken the first step in establishing what may become a graphite hub in the East African nation of Tanzania. And, if ultimately successful, the company could become a strategic player in the global critical minerals arena. During mid-September, Sydney-based InVert Graphite Ltd (ASX: IVG) released…

The testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) sector is a key component of the mining industry, tasked with ensuring that materials, equipment, and processes adhere to stringent safety and quality standards. The TIC services involve many activities essential for maintaining product integrity and compliance with regulatory requirements throughout the mining value…

New applications of artificial intelligence can be particularly beneficial for the mining sector, given its dynamic processes, substantial operational data, and geological uncertainties. However, the lack of AI integration across the industry may be hindering companies’ progress. A new report has found some of Australia’s – and the world’s –…

Extensive research has shown that comfortable and private accommodation, as well as a range of leisure activities and amenities, not only enhances job satisfaction and worker retention, but also goes a long way in improving the mental health of workers and their productivity. Designing mining camps to reflect inclusivity, connectivity,…

Among the technological advancements in Switzerland’s minerals sector, its pioneering work in robotics has been crucial for enhancing on-site safety while achieving sustainable economic goals. As part of their overall strategy, Swiss mining companies are seizing emerging opportunities that align with the country’s stringent environmental regulations. To address the challenges…

A research team at the University of Queensland has found that utilising low-temperature rocks in underground mines can be an efficient way to cool deeper tunnels, reducing energy consumption and risks to workers. Due to their high ambient temperatures, deep rock formations, and complex ventilation networks, underground mines present challenging…

While Australia’s minerals sector remains robust, chartered airlines serving mining and exploration companies must stay competitive to maintain their market presence. To achieve this, aviation companies should offer a diverse range f services to remote locations, including the transportation of y-in, fly-out (FIFO) staff and visitors, sensitive cargo delivery, hen…