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Home to various suppliers, China's mining sector is investing in battery-powered tech in the form of small-scale electric trucks.

New blind pegmatite discovery is a repetition of Wildcat’s primary target

An elusive marsupial mole, or kakarratul, has been spotted for the second time in six months by indigenous rangers in the desert of Pilbara in Western Australia. “This marks the second sighting in just six months, a rare event as there are typically only five to 10 sightings reported in Australia each decade,” the Kanyirninpa […]

Autonomous drilling has seen notable uptake, driven by safety and productivity gains and ongoing innovation from OEMs, while blasting is much earlier in its automation journey.

Pilbara residents and those travelling to the region are being warned to protect themselves against mosquito bites, after the discovery of Murray Valley encephalitis virus in the region.

A popular craft brewery in WA has revealed plans to open a new watering hole.

The long-running native title fight is back in Federal Court and will finally determine whether Yindjibarndi native title holders will be awarded compensation for mining on their land.

Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa Martu rangers have photographed an elusive mole covered in silky golden locks that burrows in the sands of Western Australia and is only spotted a few times per decade.

The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age have unveiled a major new campaign via Publicis Worldwide Brisbane, that showcases the breadth and depth of journalism featured in Australia’s two most read mastheads. Launching across Sydney and Melbourne this past week, the campaign entitled “All Yours”

The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age have unveiled a major new campaign via Publicis Worldwide Brisbane, that showcases the breadth and depth of journalism featured in Australia’s two most read mastheads. Launching across Sydney and Melbourne this past week, the campaign entitled “All Yours”