Going deeper underground: the latest issue of MINE magazine
As miners look to access deeper deposits and transition mines from surface to underground operations, new equipment, tools and training…
Surface and Underground
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Top mines that started operating in 2024
Several notable mining projects began operations in 2024, including what will be one of Canada’s top five producing gold mines;…
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Using simulation tech for mining training
The mining simulation market has seen a boost over the past few years, due in part to increasingly stringent health…
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Can Australia pick up the pace on underground mine electrification?
Mining finds itself in a unique position: essential to the energy transition, it also adds significantly to the burden of…
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Occupational health: how mining impacts workers’ well-being
In the early-to-mid 20th century, in areas where mining dominated, it was common-place to have hospitals dedicated solely to treating…
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MINExpo 2024 in review
Hosted by the US National Mining Association (NMA), MINExpo 2024 took place in Las Vegas from 24–26 September, and drew…
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Counting the cost: MINE Australia October issue out now!
The October edition of MINE Australia is out now – you can read it online for free or sign up to have each issue…
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Piling on the pressure to recycle mining tyres
In Australia huge amounts of rubber products reach the end of their life each year. Mining’s contribution is largely through…
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Pulsed-power technology: a breakthrough in mineral extraction?
I-ROX’s ground-breaking technology has gained interest and investment from leading mining companies and climate-tech giant Breakthrough Energy, which was founded…
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Treading carefully: industry looks to improve sustainability of mining tyres
From carrying enormously heavy loads to working in some of the toughest environments, often for extended hours, a lot is…
