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Monadelphous awarded $85 M contract

Thursday 24 September 2009

Engineering company Monadelphous Group has secured a significant construction contract with Rio Tinto Iron Ore for major works associated with Phase I of the Brockman 4 development, in the north west of Western Australia.


Rio Tinto wins top skills award

Thursday 27 August 2009

National industry skills council, SkillsDMC, has awarded top honours to organisations and industry champions that look beyond the global financial crisis and commit to long-term workforce development.


Harvey named as new PWCS chairman

Friday 31 July 2009

Port Waratah Coal Services has appointed Rio Tinto's chief of coal development Michael Harvey as its new chairman.


Rio Tinto agrees to 33% price cut

Wednesday 27 May 2009

Rio Tinto has agreed to a 33% cut in iron ore prices with Japanese steel makers.


Rio redeploys 121 staff

Tuesday 26 May 2009

More than 120 of Rio Tinto's Argyle Diamond mine employees will be redeployed in to other areas of the business.


Stay out of our business, Rowely

Friday 03 April 2009

Some of Australia's most prominent mining leaders gathered in Sydney yesterday, calling for the government to get serious about underwriting investment in the industry.


Rio lifts force majeure in WA

Tuesday 24 March 2009

Rio Tinto has resumed operations at its Pilbara iron ore ports after weeks of rain stalled loading operations in Western Australia.


Pilbara development dialogue

Wednesday 05 November 2008

The Pilbara Development Commission (PDC) recently held the third of its 'Pilbara Dialogue' sessions in Karratha as part of the PDC's role in facilitating the development of a regional vision for the Pilbara.


Railway design a runaway success

Wednesday 24 September 2008

Judges have awarded a Certificate of Merit to Rio Tinto Iron Ore's Lang Hancock Railway (LHR) in Western Australia's Pilbara region in the recently held Golden Gecko Awards.


Third party access scheme heats up

Friday 01 August 2008

Rio Tinto has signed an agreement to purchase ore from a junior explorer in a bid to prevent third parties gaining access to its railways in Western Australia.


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