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The AusIMM is the leading organisation representing all professionals in the minerals sector. Our role is to maximise opportunities for professionals in the minerals sector and promote the value of the minerals industry to the wider community. The AusIMM publishes a broad collection of technical information in a range of contemporary formats.

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The Greens NSW, Rainforest Information Centre and Friends of the Earth (Australia) have commenced a campaign to ban the highly toxic process of cyanide leach mining technology in New South Wales.
The Greens MLC Lee Rhiannon will be introducing a private member's bill when the NSW Parliament sits this month that will disallow the use of cyanide leach mining in any new gold mines or extensions to existing mines.

The Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program was established in May 1990 to bring together researchers and research users. CRCMining is one of approximately 70 Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs). Cooperative Research Centres, or CRCs, are scientific organisations funded by both government and industry as a mechanism to strengthen collaborative research links between industry, research organisations, education institutions and government agencies.
Our Vision is to be recognised globally by the mining and equipment manufacturing industries as the leading research and development organisation delivering innovative technologies and systems to the mining industry.

CSIRO has established six National Research Flagships. Read about the work of the Energy Transformed, Food Futures, Light Metals, Preventative Health, Water for a Healthy Country and Wealth from Oceans Flagships. Find out about the Flagship Collaboration Fund.
CSIRO’s Characterisation Team has combined geophysics, geo statistics and reservoir engineering to develop new ways to find oil and gas deposits. This work won them a CSIRO Medal in 2004. CSIRO works with minerals processing companies to get more from their materials, improve their processes, and integrate today’s most advanced technologies.

Telling the story of gold through images, stories and multimedia interactives, it connects individual stories to the wider historical themes of global gold rushes, global migration flows, building the Australian nation and democratic change during the gold rushes. There are many ways anyone interested in gold mining can experience it for themselves. Historic sites connected to the goldfields and contemporary, working mines all around the country provide a glimpse into the life of a gold miner across the centuries.

Using real machine controls and precise - motion base systems, the Immersive Technologies Advanced Equipment AE Training Simulator provides a highly realistic learning environment. Available in either a semi- transportable or transportable configuration , the AE Training Simulator is a highly flexible tool for your training environment.

Established in 1995, iVolve Pty Ltd is a software solutions company delivering advanced and specialised solutions to corporate and industrial clients. By combining the latest technology and flexibility in design solutions, iVolve Pty Ltd is able to provide clients with solutions specifically suited to their needs while at the same time maximising the potential for them.
iVolve’s engineers are highly respected in their field and work cohesively to form a talented and experienced team of software engineers, capable of solving any problem and implementing optimum solutions.

Nickle's Energy Group was started in 1937 with the launch of the Daily Oil Bulletin, a newsletter about the Canadian oil and gas industry. The company now publishes newsletters, directories, magazines, websites, show guides, and provides databases on companies and drilling activity. Nickle's is the place to find out about the Canadian oil and gas industry.
Nickle's Energy Group publishes the Daily Oil Bulletin, Canadian Oil Register, Rig Locator, Nickle's P.O.S.T. Report, Energy Analects, Energy Evolution, DOB Magazine, Oil and Gas Statistics Quarterly, Petroleum Explorer, Petroleum Ownership Structures, Weekly Energy Bulletin, and New Technology Magazine.
Our websites include: Nickle's Energy Group, Daily Oil Bulletin, Canadian Oil Register, Rig Locator, Petroleum Explorer, Energy Analects, Energy Evolution, Data Central, New Technology Magazine and DOB Magazine.
Nickle's Energy Group is owned by Business Information Group, a leading Canadian information company.

The Ore Mining and Environmental Technology Information Network (OMENTIN) is a neutral forum serving the information exchange of mining experts, environmentalists and interested individuals.
It was started as a EU 5th Research Framework project after the Baia Mare cyanide accident to improve the cross border information flow and to contribute to the prevention of future accidents by bringing together diverse expertise and opinions.
Networking activities started with the close collaboration of six project partners, but they are open to all interested individuals and organisations