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The human brain is still the most powerful asset to which any mining company has access. Attracting, developing, and retaining skilled talent is pivotal for the industry's future success. Cultivating a diverse workforce, while fostering inclusive cultures drives innovation and positions companies for sustainable growth.

Why it’s time to open up the mining echo chamber 

From technology adoption to supply chain partnerships, mining has much to gain by learning from…

5 minutes with… Keerit Jutla

10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders. This month, Keerit Jutla, strategic advisor…

SPOTLIGHT: De-risking mining projects through better political and commercial intelligence

As governments take a more interventionist role in mining, from export bans and local processing…

2025’s top 10: last year’s most read articles

From combatting gender-based violence, to humanoid robotics and AI-driven mineral discovery, the topics that our…

Carly curates… the November 2025 reading list

Ten essential reads (and listens) on building social acceptance and accountability in the mining industry

Workshop: Creating compelling stories about mining

Too often, the mining industry can feel like an echo chamber: brilliant conversations happening internally…

Legacy in mined: building sustainable operations that endure

It’s no longer enough for mining companies to extract economic value from orebodies; today, they…

Five minutes with… Emily King

10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders

Mining leadership in flux: crafting strategies fit for the future

2025 has seen a record number of CEO transitions in the mining sector. Carly Leonida…

Five minutes with… Mary Juetten

10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders

Holding back mining’s ‘grey tsunami’

Mary Juetten explores strategies, including succession planning, returnships and mentorships, to help mitigate the impacts…

Five minutes with… Jake Harris

10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders

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“Mining is the most basic of all human endeavours and yet we live in a world where people don’t know where things come from”

Robert Friedland

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