Category: People
Yvette navigates the path less travelled to success in the resources sector
By bucking the trend when it came to choosing her university course, Yvette Manolas has forged herself quite the career.
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‘Ghosts of the Goldfields’ no apparition for mine site miscreants
The Gold Stealing Detection Unit has been around for 114 years and remains a very necessary part of WA's mining landscape.
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Mining break helps Kyle chase his dreams and provide for his daughter
An innovative program based in the WA Goldfields is helping Aboriginal people find new starts in the mining sector.
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How much food do you need to keep a mining camp going?
The kitchen at AngloGold Ashanti's Tropicana mine runs a crew of eight chefs around the clock just to keep workers fed.
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From a Michelin-starred restaurant to cooking in the middle of a WA desert
A little more than a decade ago, Andy Barnes was plying his trade at the top end of the cooking scene in the United Kingdom.
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WA’s Solar MacGyver won’t stop pushing the boundaries
Dave Sharp doesn't mind at all if you compare him to the hero from one of the 1980s' most iconic TV series.
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Pilbara Ports’ first female marine cadets to set sail on giant iron ore carrier
The first ever female marine cadets at Pilbara Ports Authority will spend the next six months at sea on board a giant Rio Tinto boat carrying iron ore to Asia.
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‘We can help anywhere’: why mine rescue training extends beyond site
Emergency response teams prepare for potential scenarios at mines - but their capabilities have everyday applications as well.
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Lego life turns out to be a gold mine for Alexander
It took 10 months for Alexander Folkertsma to get one YouTube subscriber - now he has more than a million!
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‘You could hear the rumblings’: Adam built a business around mining’s big shift
Adam Gangemi reckons there is a simple measure when it comes to the increasing focus on decarbonisation in mining operations.
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