Medal Haul Continues in Birmingham
Night two in the pool saw history made, a World Record set and a mountain of medals for the green and gold.
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Woodsmith Mine development on target, say owners Anglo American
Progress is being made in line with a revised development plan for the multimillion-pound Woodsmith Project, says the company behind it. The low carbon fertiliser is being marketed as a means for farmers to increase yields, improve crop quality and enhance soil health. And in this latest update Anglo said “dislocation” in the global fertiliser market during the first half of the year had caused price increases and availability issues which creates an opportunity for the Crop Nutrients business. Anglo said: “Prices are expected to remain firm and above historical levels for the foreseeable future, as supply restrictions and high energy and manufacturing costs continue. Many countries are re-assessing their sourcing of fertiliser and agricultural products as they seek greater reliability of supply while also encouraging more efficient fertiliser use, driving innovation, and supporting more sustainable crop solutions.”
RICH IN MEDALS ONLY
Australia’s golden girl Emma McKeon could break swimming’s all-time milestones and get zero cash for her troubles. Our nation’s swimming queen is chasing an unprecedented nine medals at one event.
CLANCY AND ARTACHO DEL SOLAR LOOK TO TURN BEACH VOLLEYBALL SILVER TO GOLD IN BIRMINGHAM
“There’s no better feeling than being in the green and gold, and there’s always that moment when you step out onto court of soaking it all in…it’s really special and you really can’t put it into words,” said Clancy. “At the Commonwealth Games you’re not just representing yourself, your team, your family – you’re representing your whole country. It’s such an honour to put on the green and gold and it’s definitely a very special feeling,” Aratcho del Solar added.
Roy Hill celebrates 10,000th train journey
On Thursday 21 July 2022, Roy Hill celebrated the 10,000th train journey on its rail network. Roy Hill Chief Executive Gerhard Veldsman said this milestone is a testament to the vision of our Executive Chairman, the tenacity of Roy Hill and the hard work of its people. “We know this doesn’t just happen. It involves people at many levels operating together safely and effectively over many years. Well done to everyone involved in this incredible milestone,” he said. This milestone comes after nearly seven years after the first trainload of high-grade fine ore railed from Roy Hill to Port Hedland on 22 November 2015.
Jeong-woo Choi, CEO of POSCO Group secures the supply chain of key raw materials for future businesses in Australia
Jeong-woo Choi said, “POSCO Group and Hancock have been working together since 2010, and have been expanding the partnership every year including the success of Roy Hill mine development project and recent joint acquisition of Senex Energy.” “If POSCO Group, which has value chains from developing secondary battery materials to the production of cathode and anode materials, and Hancock, which has excellent experience and capabilities in the mining industry, cooperate in the secondary battery material businesses such as lithium and nickel, it will be able to create great synergy,” he added.
Record for Pilbara’s ports
Government-operated facilities deliver $166b in export income for WA State Government-operated ports in the Pilbara have again achieved record annual throughput with key commodity iron ore responsible for the lion’s share of $166 billion in export income for the State. Existing port users — BHP, Fortescue Metals Group and Roy Hill — were each allocated a 25 per cent increase in capacity while Hancock Prospecting and Mineral Resources were given the nod to jointly develop a new iron ore export facility at Stanley Point berth 3 at South West Creek. The world’s biggest bulk export port, Port Hedland, was responsible for the majority of the increase with throughput rising from 546Mt to 561Mt.
Clancy and Artacho del Solar reign victorious at Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour in Portugal
Tokyo Olympic silver medalists Taliqua Clancy and Mariafe Artacho del Solar experienced a familiar feeling on Sunday in Espinho, Portugal, winning gold at the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour Challenge tournament at the Praia da Baia. “It was definitely a tough one, but we’re so happy that we got the win. I’m very proud of our team, we showed grit and a lot of fight. “We had our ups and downs during the week, but we stuck together and that’s how we made it,” she said.
Media Release: Mt Bevan JV Partners Progress Yilgarn Magnetite Project to Pre-Feasibility Study Stage
Tuesday July 12, 2022 | New Delhi, India
Media Release: Mt Bevan JV Partners Announce Exclusive Agreement to Explore for Lithium, Nickel and Copper
Tuesday July 12, 2022 | New Delhi, India
