In the February 2025 issue of MINE Australia we look at how Australia’s NiWest project is aiming to get over the line despite low nickel prices.
We also explore how digitalisation is becoming a pillar of Australia’s mining industry, with innovation supported by close partnerships between industry and academia.
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“Many challenges in mining are too complex for a single company to solve alone,” University of Queensland professor Mohsen Yahyaei tells MINE Australia. “As an independent and impartial group, universities enable cross-industry knowledge sharing and collaboration.”
Similarly, in the mine planning software space, collaboration and embracing digital transformation will be key to addressing future environmental, social and governance priorities, uncertainty and skills needs.
Elsewhere, GlobalData shares an outlook for cobalt and nickel, and we look at New Zealand’s critical minerals list and mining export ambitions, gauging industry reaction.
You can read the February issue of MINE Australia at: https://mine.nridigital.com/mine_australia_feb25/issue_52
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Head over to MINE Australia to read all this and more in our February 2025 issue. You can also read the global edition of MINE, which includes articles on rare earth elements, why miners are diversifying into recycling as well as the potential of blockchain and AI in mining.
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