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The Australian Minerals Industry is defined as covering the exploration and mining of minerals and the associated minerals processing industry.
Read about MCA's position on Occupational Health and Safety in the minerals industry.
Through their commitment to Enduring Value, MCA members and other leading companies commit to upholding fundamental human rights and respecting cultures, customs and values in their dealings with employees and others affected by their activities.
Submission to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The Australian minerals sector strongly supports the negotiation of a free trade agreement with India.
| Date | Title |
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| 25/07/2008 | 2020 Vision: The Labour Force Outlook in the Australian Minerals Sector - 2008 to 2020 Report prepared for the Minerals Council of Australia by Mr Simon Molloy & Dr Yan Tan |
| 16/07/2008 | Media Release: Ticks and BIG questions – Green Paper on Emissions Trading Statement by MCA Chief Executive Officer, Mitchell H Hooke. |
| 15/07/2008 | MCA Submission Minerals Council submission to the Northern Territory discussion paper on climate change. |
| 08/07/2008 | MCA Victorian Submission Re: Review of Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2007. |
| 08/07/2008 | MCA Victorian Submission Land and Biodiversity at a time of Climate Change - Green Paper. |
| 08/07/2008 | MCA Victorian Submission Re: Submission on the Draft Guideline: Establishment and Management of Rehabilitation Bonds for the Mining and Extractive Industries. |
| 04/07/2008 | Garnaut Review: Sensible new ideas but questions linger Statement by the Acting Chief Executive, Brendan Pearson. - The Garnaut Review’s draft report released today is an important contribution to the national debate about Australia’s response to climate change. |
| 27/06/2008 | Media Release: "Easy Does it: Emissions Trading makes sense but rushing ...The real issue is how we chart our path towards a lower greenhouse gas emissions future. |
| 13/06/2008 | Media Release: Minerasl industry training culture re-affirmed by National Think Tank The minerals industry’s strong commitment to training its own employees was a key finding of a new report by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER). |
| 12/06/2008 | Media Release: University of Adelaide joins Mining Education Partnership The University of Adelaide is the latest tertiary institution to join the groundbreaking national education joint venture, Mining Education Australia (MEA). |
> a sound, fair and stable society, where effort is encouraged and rewarded and a helping hand extended to those in need; and
> a sustainable natural environment, reflecting national consistency and balance in policy settings.
| Date | Title |
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| 15/09/2008 | SD08: Sustainable Development Conference Darwin Convention Centre, Northern Territory |
