Australia’s Paydirt magazine is a highly regarded mining magazine which circulates internationally and features diverse coverage of the metals and minerals industry.
For 25 years, the monthly publication has delivered news, opinion and features focusing on the latest developments in the resources sector worldwide.
Paydirt’s journalists travel far and wide to bring its readership in depth coverage of companies and emerging projects within Australia and around the world.
The magazine plays an important role in the sector and thrives on providing key insights on the mining industry to a loyal and receptive audience, including senior mining executives, financial institutions and investors.
Latest Issue
March 2024
Volume 1, Issue 324
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Monthly Content
News
There is little doubt about what leads all the mining news this month, with the dramatic descent of the West Australian nickel industry topping the agenda. We chart the fall of the WA nickel sector and the response of Federal and State Governments to the dire situation. We also ask whether there is a route out of the trough
Women in Mining
Ahead of International Women’s Day, Paydirt takes a dedicated look at women’s participation in the mining sector. Senior journalist Rhonda Malkin speaks with female industry leaders about their rise to prominence
Cover
The uranium renaissance appears real. After more than a decade in the doldrums, the uranium sector has been sparked into light by the world’s acknowledgement that nuclear energy will be a key factor in the journey to zero emissions. As investors and utilities scramble around for a new generation of uranium miners, a group of Australian juniors in Namibia appear best placed to take advantage. Editor Dominic Piper headed to the Southern African country to find out how close they are
Indaba Review
February saw Cape Town play host to the mining world, with more than 10,000 delegates arriving in the Mother City for the annual Investing in African Mining Indaba. Dominic Piper and Michael Cameron were there covering all the action, from the main stage presentations to the sideline discussions and media appearances
Queensland
The Sunshine State continues to grapple with the future of its coal sector and new opportunities in critical minerals. Paydirt surveys the metals landscape, taking in copper, gold, and vanadium, asking industry groups about what Queensland needs to make a success of its new opportunities
Previous Issues
For over 25 years, the Australia’s Paydirt monthly publication has delivered news and opinion on the business of mining, from gold and precious metals to base metals and battery minerals; international news with a particular focus on Africa and Latin America; feature stories include project site visits, events coverage and mining services features.
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