Gold Mining Journal is Australia’s only dedicated gold mining industry magazine.
Published quarterly, the magazine offers comprehensive coverage of the gold industry both in Australia and worldwide.
In addition to contributions from respected columnists, widespread news coverage on the gold sector is provided by Gold Mining Journal’s journalists, who frequently visit mines in Australia and around the world with mining company executives.
Latest Issue
Oct - December 2024
Volume 1, Issue 157
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Editions Content
News
Brightstar Resources joined the esteemed ranks of gold producer earlier this year when it began mining at Second Fortune near Menzies. Now the company has diversified its focus over to the forgotten Sandstone district which has struggled to attract the same level of capital as other West Australian goldfields across recent years. Editor Dominic Piper spoke to Brightstar managing director Alex Rovira about the company’s strategy to become a 200,000 ozpa producer in the coming years
Cover
One of the industry’s worst-kept secrets became official in September with AIM-listed Greatland Gold striking a deal with Newmont to reclaim 100%ownership of the Havieron project as well as the prized nearby processing infrastructure at Telfer. Michael Washbourne caught up with Greatland boss Shaun Day to find out how the $US475 million deal unfolded, why the company plans to be the biggest player in the underexplored Paterson province and the role Andrew Forrest’s Wyloo Metals will have in a proposed ASX listing next year
Regional Round Up
Africa dominates our quarterly roundup of the biggest and best gold news from around the world. We take a look at which corners of the continent ASX-listed explorers are hunting for the next major gold discoveries, touch base with the resurgent Resolute Mining ahead of a potentially companydefining 12 months and review AngloGold Ashanti’s massive $US2.5 billion bid for Egyptian gold miner Centamin
Innovation
Despite record prices this year, gold has not been immune to the global impacts of inflation, but a number of budding upstarts are deploying revolutionary technologies across some of the most prolific gold operations on the planet so mining companies can make the most of these high times. Our journalists ask the likes of Augment Technologies, Darktrace, MinEx CRC and the CSIRO why innovation deserves more attention
