Asia Pacific
Flinders University introduces new device to tackle mine worker dehydration
Flinders University's Medical Device Partnering Program (MDPP) is to introduce a new concept to tackle the dehydration issue faced by the mining industry, developed by occupational hygienist Ryan Wynch. The university will provide its input for the new...
Asia Pacific
Two Chinese coal mine accidents kill 37 miners
A total of 37 people have died from two coal mine accidents in China, including 26 workers at Liaoning Fuxin Coal's mine in the Liaoning province and 11 people in south-west China's Guizhou province. According to Xinhua news...
Asia Pacific
Curtin University researchers develop economical mining drilling technique
Researchers at Curtin University have developed a new coiled tube drilling rig to help carry out mineral exploration at a fraction of the cost. The project is said to be a partnership with CSIRO, The University of Adelaide...
Asia Pacific
BIS Shrapnel says Australian mining investment is set for 40% drop
A new report from BIS Shrapnel has predicted that the mining sector's share of the Australian national economy will continue to grow strongly despite a 40% slump in investment over the next four years. Mining investments peaked in...
Asia Pacific
EPA conditionally approves Rio Tinto’s $3.5bn Koodaideri iron ore mine
The Western Australia Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended for approval Rio Tinto's $3.5bn open cut iron ore mine in the Pilbara region. Rio Tinto subsidiary Mount Bruce Mining is planning to develop the proposed Koodaideri iron ore...
Asia Pacific
India plans to issue mining licences through auctions
The Government of India is planning to issue mining licences through auctions in order to improve transparency in mineral resources allocation. The government is seeking to amend an existing 57-year-old act and keep the draft amendments in the...
Asia Pacific
Mining investment rise generated fewer jobs in New South Wales, says report
Mining companies in New South Wales have employed 1,967 fewer workers in 2013 to 2014 compared with the previous year, despite investing $13.6bn into the Australian state, according to a survey. The latest Expenditure Survey conducted by NSW...
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