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Are mining companies setting themselves up for failure in innovation?

Are mining companies treating innovation as a reactive fix rather than a structural capability? Nermina…

Bridging the gap: how one partnership is building research the mining industry needs

Global demand for critical minerals is accelerating and with it the need for research that…

SPOTLIGHT: “She’ll be ‘right, mate” – Can your robot pass the Turing Test?

The mining industry’s 500-year knowledge base deserves more respect from Silicon Valley, argues autonomy expert,…

Turning mine haul road data into operational value

Mining operations collect enormous volumes of fleet and infrastructure data, yet much of it never…

5 minutes with… Allison Coppel

Quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders. This month, Allison Coppel, Founder and CEO…

Carly curates… the March 2026 reading list

Welcome to the reading list, where each month, I recommend 10 standout articles, podcast episodes,…

5 minutes with… Brooke Bibeault

10 quickfire questions for inspirational mining and metals leaders. This month, Brooke Bibeault, CEO of…

Engineering the next generation of mine sites

As mining investment accelerates into a new supercycle, engineering organisations face a generational skills gap,…

How AI and advanced sensing are giving miners X-ray vision

Despite the technological advances of the past century, mineral exploration still amounts to little more…

Financing innovation: how venture capital is enabling new mining technologies

In the first instalment of his new quarterly column, mining technology and innovation expert, Jake…

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…

Five minutes with… Emily King

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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