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2025 NSW Women in Mining Awards – Winners announced
Hope Mulvihill, General Manager, Business Development and Technical Services at Glencore, has been named the 2025 Exceptional Woman in NSW Mining. Hope realised her passion for mining at university, becoming the first ever female president of the University of Queensland’s Mining and Metallurgy Association student chapter and vice president of the AusIMM student chapter. After joining […]
Industry28 March 2025
Survey confirms increased mining jobs and spending in Cobar
Results from the NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual Member Expenditure Survey have confirmed mining’s ongoing strong economic contribution to Cobar. In the last financial year, participating mining companies supported over 633 local jobs and directly spent $148 million in Cobar. This is an increase in spending levels in the Cobar Local Government Area (LGA) […]
Economy19 February 2025
Survey confirms record levels of mining spending and jobs in Dubbo LGA
Results from the NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual Member Expenditure Survey have confirmed mining’s ongoing critical economic contribution to the Dubbo Local Government Area (LGA) with record levels of spending and mining jobs. In the Dubbo LGA, participating mining companies supported over 330 local jobs, the highest result in the thirteen year history of the […]
Economy19 February 2025
Increased mining spending, jobs and supply businesses in the Illawarra
Results from the NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual Member Expenditure Survey have confirmed mining’s continued important economic role in the Illawarra. In the last financial year, participating mining companies directly injected $1.1 billion into the Illawarra’s economy – an increase of around $100 million on the previous year and the third highest survey result […]
Economy19 February 2025
Mining spending and jobs hit new records in Tamworth region of NSW
Results from the NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual Member Expenditure Survey have confirmed mining’s continued critical economic role in the Northern region of NSW, including the New England communities of Narrabri, Gunnedah, Tamworth and surrounding areas. In the last financial year, participating mining companies directly injected $550 million into the region’s economy – an […]
Economy19 February 2025
Mining spending and jobs hit new records in the Central West
Results from the NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual Member Expenditure Survey have confirmed mining’s continued critical economic role in the Central West. In the last financial year, participating mining companies supported over 6,330 jobs in the Central West, an increase of over 800 jobs compared to the previous year, and the highest number of jobs […]
Economy19 February 2025
Mining spending and jobs hit new records in the Hunter
Results from the NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual Member Expenditure Survey have confirmed mining’s continued critical economic role in the Hunter. In the last financial year, participating mining companies supported almost 16,600 jobs in the Hunter, an increase of almost 1,300 jobs compared to the previous year, and the highest number of jobs reported in […]
Economy12 February 2025
Latest data reveals mining’s record-breaking contribution to NSW economy
The NSW Minerals Council’s latest annual member Expenditure Survey reveals in the last financial year 31 participating NSW mining companies supported record levels of mining jobs and near record levels of direct spending in NSW, delivering a significant boost to the NSW economy. In the last financial year, participating mining companies supported over 34,900 full […]
Economy10 February 2025
Opinion: 2025 must be Australia’s Year of Energy Security
This year marks the first quarter of the 21st century. It’s also the half-way point to 2050, the target year adopted in the Paris Agreement for signatory countries to reach net zero emissions. Australia’s path to net zero has been rocky, marred by some of the highest electricity prices in the world, and the regular […]
Policies28 January 2025
Opinion: We cannot allow a repeat of radical water protests
Originally published in The Daily Telegraph, 6 December 2024 Protesters trying to evade police in kayaks and makeshift boats. Police forced onto and into the water to stop radical activists from breaking the law, or injuring themselves and others. Children put into canoes adjacent to a deep commercial shipping channel. And of course, nearly 180 […]
Economy6 December 2024
Opinion: We don’t need an army of bureaucrats to defend us from ourselves
Originally published in The Daily Telegraph, 26 November 2024 Sometimes you just can’t make this stuff up. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers plans to offer incentives of nearly a billion dollars to state governments willing to cut their red tape to improve efficiency. That’s a bit like someone standing in front of a house fire telling […]
Economy26 November 2024