#australia mining

Ever wondered what life is like in a remote mining camp? These camps are more than just places to sleep. They are fully equipped villages designed to keep workers safe, healthy, and productive in the toughest parts of Australia.

From private rooms and hot meals to medical support, gyms, and strong internet, every detail matters. A well-planned camp boosts morale, reduces burnout, and shows real care for the people who keep mining projects running.

Today, modular and mobile solutions are changing the game. Companies like Rapid Camp deliver fast, flexible, and sustainable camp setups that can handle harsh weather, remote locations, and strict safety standards.

Australia’s Indigenous groups are taking equity stakes in the growing renewable energy industry as they seek to protect their community interests, prevent encroachment and obtain a bigger share of the profits in what is built on their lands. Aboriginal groups have so far had limited say in mega-projects rolled out across Indigenous lands, at times eroding or destroying traditional landscapes, as…

Northern Cobalthas recently been granted an additional five tenements surrounding its existing three tenements at the Wollogorang Cobalt Project in the Northern Territory. This increases the company’s tenure from 1,131 km2 to 4,986 km2 , an increase of approximately 341% of the existing tenure, covering ground prospective for cobalt. The company originally applied for the ground in March 2017,…

Rio Tinto loses battle to expand Warkworth Coal Mine

Rio Tinto has lost a legal fight to expand its Warkworth coal mine in Australia, which the global miner said was necessary to maintain viability as coal markets weaken.

Australia’s Supreme Court on Monday dismissed an appeal by Rio Tinto to overturn an earlier ruling that found projected economic benefits of extending the mine in the small community of Bulga 180 km (110 miles) north of Sydney…