Bulk Handling Technologies helps deliver critical performance
Critical minerals capabilities are in high demand in Australia and abroad. ABHR learns how Bulk Handling Technologies play a key role in this transition.
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Battery boom: Vortex Global helps clients harness their electric era
Vortex Global is building the critical components to help customers in battery production manufacture the products of the future for key industries.
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New technology to recover metals from Port Pirie contaminated sites
New technology could recover up to $40 million worth of valuable metals from Port Pirie’s contaminated sites and help restore the local marine environment.
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ARENA funds low-carbon iron making project
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has awarded $6.3 million to support a blast-furnace process for sustainable low-carbon iron-making and a renewable hydrogen production project.
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BHP partners with SA Government at Port Augusta
BHP and the South Australian Government have partnered to equip students with the workplace skills needed in high-demand areas.
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Rio Tinto, BHP, BlueScope begin steel decarbonisation project
Rio Tinto and BHP will partner with BlueScope as part of an investigation into the development of Australia’s first ironmaking Electric Smelting Furnace (ESF) pilot plant.
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Belle Banne Conveyors reaches major safety milestone
Belle Banne Conveyors has hit a major milestone, reaching 1 million hours free of a recordable injury.
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Sand delivered to replenish Stockton Beach
Around 130,000 cubic metres of sand has been delivered to Stockton Beach, NSW, as part of a $6.3 million project to remediate the heavily eroded coastline.
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Safe Work Australia urges industry to get silica smart
Safe Work Australia has launched a new phase of its ‘Clean Air. Clear Lungs.’ campaign to improve understanding about silica dust and its hazards.
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World first $95M recycling facility to open in Brisbane
A fully automated, $95 million recycling plant will soon begin turning construction and demolition waste into material for new infrastructure projects.
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