Aussie Mine

There is a clear link between decarbonising the global economy and opportunities for Australian mining companies. However, the industry is facing increasingly complex challenges, and the expectations of mining companies are the highest they’ve ever been.

To accelerate and maximise investment in resources we need critical alignment of:

Mining company strategies
Financial markets prepared to invest and lend
Governments focused on long-term, genuine support
Partnerships with customers
End customers willing to pay a fair but higher price for better ESG products
Communities supportive of increased mining activities
International cooperation

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Highlights

4 results

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Critical thinking: How to capitalise on Australia’s critical minerals opportunity

08/11/23

Why climate regulation is an unmissable opportunity for Australia’s miners

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17/10/23

Critical choices: How to seize Australia’s critical minerals opportunity

Aussie Mine 2024

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