Resources
Indigenous suppliers can expect a healthy continuation of project work with BHP after the miner detailed more than $1 billion in new investment for Port Hedland on Thursday.
A new multi-million-dollar training program will boost the numbers of Indigenous people working in cultural heritage management. The groundbreaking national training initiative by the ARC Training Cen...
A new Australian Research Council Training Centre is aiming to transform cultural heritage management in the resources sector. Based at Flinders University in collaboration with The University of Quee...
As Indigenous participation in Queensland's resources sector continues its rise, some of the cohort's most talented were recognised for their achievements at one of the state's most prestigious First...
More business is on the horizon for Cundaline Resources after it completed a major two-year land restoration at BHP's Yarrie mine site in East Pilbara.
Responsibility for First Nations heritage protection reform is in the Albanese government's hands after rival advocates reached agreement on proposed new terms for federal heritage law changes.
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has long established itself as one of Australia's leading mining and services companies. Founded in 1993, the company has built a strong reputation for innovation, operation...
His usual job involves shutting down some of the AFL's toughest forwards, but West Coast great Jeremy McGovern is also combatting a major barrier to Indigenous employment when he's off the field.
Ngarliya Contracting Pty Ltd (Ngarliya) has been awarded a five-year contract with Mineral Resources (MinRes)for the provision of fire suppression maintenance and pest control services across MinRes s...
Aboriginal owned and operated earthworks, construction and ore haulage service, Bundarra Contracting, has secured a run-of-mine loading contract at Liontown's Kathleen Valley lithium project in Wester...
The 50/50 joint venture alliance between BHP Group and Mitsubishi Development formed in 2001 has achieved a record spend with Indigenous businesses this past financial year.
Two new treaties adopted this year by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) aim to address Indigenous peoples' interests, though some question their strength and implementation.
BHP spent more than $20 million last fiscal year delivering crucial social investment programs in partnership with Indigenous companies and communities across Australia.