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National Mining Day is an opportunity to recognise the people, projects, and partnerships that continue to drive Australia forward.

Wherever you are, happy Mining and Related Industries Day!

Gina Rinehart has delivered a ringing endorsement of the Liberal Party’s move to abandon net zero emissions targets and said retirement of the “very bad policy” is overdue.

Celebrating the enormous contribution our mining and related industries make to our country

The discovery of asbestos in turbines at a Chinese-built wind farm in Tasmania has sparked a national regulatory response amid fears a large number of turbines across the country will be affected.

Today we celebrate National Mining and Related Industries Day to recognise the essential role of these industries in Australia.

Gina Rinehart wants net zero emissions targets sacrificed to protect farmers like herself from sharing their land with transmission infrastructure and said the retirement of the “very bad policy” is long overdue.

If it looks like a rock, and it acts like a rock, then it’s probably a rock. But there’s also the chance it could be Hancock Iron Ore’s ore-some mascot, Rocky.

November 22, 2025

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The $35 billion Simandou mine in West Africa survived military coups, bribery claims, and super-smart chimps. It’s set to challenge our top export industry and Australian mining legends are behind it.

Nearly one-third of Australia’s small businesses warn this Christmas could be their last, citing rising costs, high energy prices and growing compliance burdens.