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Supporting female members through The AusIMM Women In Mining Network
Miriam Way.
The minerals industry workforce has historically been dominated by a higher proportion of men than women and AusIMM membership has reflected this trend. This breakdown has slowly .. read full article
Professionals must lead debate on land access
President’s Editorial
Alice Clark.
As this edition of The Bulletin reaches members, representatives of The AusIMM's branches and societies are preparing for Congress and the Annual General Meeting for 2012 in .. read full article
35th APCOM Symposium
Opening Session of 35th APCOM Symposium.
The Illawarra Branch of The AusIMM, in association with the University of Wollongong hosted the 35th Applications of Computers and Operations Research in the Mineral Industries .. read full article
The Hope Factor – Mineral Discoveries Australia, Papua New Guinea and the Philippines

Authored by Anthony R Hope and supported by many others, this interesting read covers the exploration for, discovery and development of ore deposits in Australia and the south-western .. read full article
Mining schools in relation to the mining industry
Last year more than 1800 scanned historical papers from The AusIMM Transactions and Proceedings Series dating back to 1893 were made available on The AusIMM website, bringing .. read full article
Challenges and opportunities for mining in New South Wales
Upper Hunter Mining Dialogue stakeholders.
As every mining professional across Australia knows, the mining sector has been critical in helping to ensure the underlying strength of the Australian economy. The resourcefulness .. read full article
Iron ore genesis models – science or religion?
The only true facts in geology are in the actual rocks; all other data is inevitably constrained by sampling bias and the experience and skill of the observer. The data can never .. read full article
Signs of hope emerge in mining gender pay gap

It might be early days, but there are some positive signs emerging that improved awareness of the mining industry's gender pay gap is leading to a reduction in the inequity of pay .. read full article
Professor Alan Cook MAusIMM 1935-2011
Professor Alan Cook circa 1977.
Professor Alan Cook was the Foundation Professor of Geology at Wollongong University and world renowned organic petrologist – sought after for his expertise by coal and petroleum .. read full article
Autonomous and remote operation technologies – harnessing the societal benefits for Australia
In November 2011, the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining a research centre within the Sustainable Minerals Institute at the University of Queensland hosted a roundtable .. read full article
Alliance helps to understand coal seam gas impacts
Australia's natural gas consumption is predicted to significantly increase. Consumption will rise in response to rising energy demands associated with increased population and economic .. read full article
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