Gold producers are continuing to relish record prices as the commodity once again listed an all-time high, skyrocketing to $US1,666 ($2,520) on Monday.
Why a compressed air audit is worth the energy
It’s a commonly known industrial fact – between 10-15 per cent of industrial electricity is used to generate compressed air.
Titomic and Thales to deliver ADF’s next-gen soldier systems
Titomic has signed an agreement with Thales Australia to develop advanced additive manufacturing methods towards next-generation soldier weapons systems.
Queensland strengthens explosives laws
The Queensland mining and quarrying industries are set to experience tighter laws surrounding explosives starting this month.
Rio Tinto to offer suppliers new payment arrangement
Rio Tinto will no longer be offering an accelerated payment option for suppliers requiring shorter payment terms than the agreed 30 day
Tips for protection against coronavirus
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has conducted a third meeting with the disaster management committee.
Tea bag plastics cause for concern
After water, tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world. It is estimated 281 billion litres were consumed in 2019.
BHP, Rio Tinto among Australia’s most valuable brands
BHP and Rio Tinto have climbed the ranks of Brand Finance’s most valuable Australian brands this year, entering the top five and top 10 respectively.
Australia’s transition away from car manufacturing going strong, says government
Supply chain companies which formerly supported car manufacturing in Australia remain in business.
E-commerce platform allows farmers to sell lamb direct to consumers
E-commerce platform allows farmers to sell lamb direct to consumers