Welcome MRIWA’s new board member
5th January 2022
Professor Melinda Hodkiewicz commences her three-year term on the MRIWA board as of the 1st of January 2022.
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Green hydrogen projects lead agency status could benefit MRIWA’s challenges
23rd December 2021
Lead Agency Services help projects through State Government approvals processes.
Ten episodes of the “Rocks Beneath Our Feet” Podcast are available
22nd December 2021
Five geologists discuss their stories from working for the Geological Survey of Western Australia.
New initiative to address safety and culture in mining industry
16th December 2021
WA Government strengthens responses to workplace sexual harassment and assault in mining industry.
Save the date – 1 & 2 September 2022
10th December 2021
MRIWA’s Net Zero Emission Mining WA Conference 2022 dates announced.
Uncovering the buried mineral wealth of the SW Yilgarn
7th December 2021
MRIWA project M10433 is evaluating new ways to explore for hidden mineralisation in the SW Yilgarn.
WA Government’s Sectoral Emissions Reduction Strategies include MRIWA’s NZEM challenge.
2nd December 2021
Sectoral Emission Reduction Strategies (SERS) publication acknowledges the significance of MRIWA’s Net Zero Emission Challenge.
Job Opportunity – MRIWA Research Portfolio Manager
30th November 2021
An exciting possibility to join MRIWA as Research Portfolio Manager.
WA Government’s proposed Hydrogen hub investment could benefit MRIWA.
29th November 2021
McGowan Government proposed $117.5 million for Renewable Hydrogen Hubs to attract federal funding.
MRIWA’S challenges essential component to achieving WA Government’s ESG outcomes
26th November 2021
The ESG pack includes programs from MRIWA, including Net Zero Emission Mining and Green Steel.
Lessons in ESG from the 2021 MRIWA Student-Industry workshop.
23rd November 2021
This exclusive masterclass on October 14 introduced participants to the value of environmental and social governance in mining.
Additional funding to bolster minerals research
8th September 2021
McGowan Government invests extra $6 million in MRIWA over next four years