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Mine Manager of the Year Finalist: Jol Jardine

Thursday 27 November 2008

Jol Jardine, mine manager of Terramin Australia's Angas Zinc Mine, is a finalist in the 5th Annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards.


Metalliferous Mine of the Year Finalist: Angas Mine

Wednesday 12 November 2008

Terramin Australia's Angas Zinc Mine is a finalist in the 5th Annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards for using innovation to overcome a wall of clay and silt.


Metalliferous Mine of the Year Finalist: Cadia East Mine

Wednesday 12 November 2008

Newcrest Mining's Cadia East Mine in NSW is a finalist in the 5th Annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards for achieving what is said to be the best advance rate worldwide for a screen supported decline in a calendar month.


Drilling & Blasting Feature

Monday 15 September 2008

Underground drilling and blasting technology and equipment continues to be an area of rapid growth and change for the mining industry.


Sultans of silt

Thursday 31 July 2008

One minesite has employed a civil construction approach to tunnel excavation to combat a wall of clay and silt.


An automated response

Wednesday 16 July 2008

One minesite has teamed up with their supplier and combined automation with technology and procedure to achieve a world first production milestone. Jessica Darnbrough writes.


Power on for tunnel projects

Tuesday 06 May 2008

With its ability to supply fully integrated packages Ampcontrol has recently been selected to supply temporary power distribution and short term hire systems for a number of major tunnelling projects.


Centenary Feature: Hard Rock Mining 1908 - 2008

Monday 14 April 2008

AUSTRALIAN Mining invites editorial contributions and story ideas for its Centenary Feature: Hard Rock Mining 1908 to 2008 in the June 2008 issue


Three-boom drill debuts

Monday 10 March 2008

SANDVIK has just launched its new three-boom DD530 development/construction drill to the Australian market.


Drilling for rapid declines

Thursday 06 March 2008

SANDVIK has launched a drill that is designed for use in rapid decline development in hard-rock mining, civil construction tunnelling operations, and for drilling 12 to 75 m² cross sections.


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