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Stuart McKinnonMining Reporter

Stuart has 23 years' print and online experience covering business and general news in roles as a reporter, sub-editor and editor.

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Inclusivity drivePremiumImdex introduces domestic violence leave for all employees

A sector-leading domestic violence support policy and a pledge to end the gender pay gap are among the entitlements Imdex has introduced to attract and retain workers amid WA’s skills crunch.

Stuart McKinnon

Changing rolesCommentsPremiumFullarton’s shock exit from Westgold

Westgold Resources executive director Wayne Bramwell will assume the chief executive role following the sudden departure of Debbie Fullarton.

Stuart McKinnon

Top upCommentsChalice in market for another $100m

Chalice Mining is understood to be rattling the tin for $100m in top-up cash as it looks to expand its exploration activities to the north of its celebrated Gonneville polymetallic discovery near Toodyay.

Stuart McKinnon

Meeting of mindsCommentsPremiumItalian affair for Monadelphous set to do the heavy lifting

Monadelphous has formed a new joint venture with an Italian heavy lifting company that helped refloat the sunken cruiseliner Costa Concordia and installed a rocket tower for Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

Stuart McKinnon

Milestone welcomed PremiumLithium from Tianqi’s Kwinana plant comes after ‘challenges’

The first commercial production of battery-grade lithium hydroxide at Tianqi’s Kwinana plant is being heralded as a milestone in WA’s plans to become a key player in the emerging electric vehicle supply chain.

Stuart McKinnon and Cheyanne Enciso

Battery playPremiumThe big name backers in for $6.5m Bellavista IPO

Several big-name WA mining identities have backed the $6.5 million initial public offering of battery metals play Bellavista Resources ahead of its ASX listing next week.

Stuart McKinnon

Intense grillingCommentsPremiumWoodside’s chairman Goyder feels the chill on climate at AGM

The usually unflappable Richard Goyder stumbled badly over the word “participation” as he closed Woodside’s annual general meeting on Thursday, before uttering “it’s been a long day”.

Stuart McKinnon

Heavy securityCommentsPremium‘Over our dead bodies’: Protesters demand no BHP merger

Environmental protesters have gathered ahead of Woodside’s AGM in Perth on Thursday amid a heavy security and police presence as investors vote on a mega billion-dollar tie up with BHP’s oil and gas assets.

Stuart McKinnon

All changeCommentsPremiumForrest happy to be Fortescue’s ‘bullet-proof plan B’

Billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest will reprise his role as executive chairman at the company he founded nearly two decades ago as it transitions into a global green energy giant.

Stuart McKinnon

Troubled timesPremiumEmbattled Wiluna stares into the abyss again

Long-suffering shareholders of Wiluna Mining Corporation are again facing an anxious wait as the embattled gold miner scrambles to avoid collapse.

Stuart McKinnon

CCS keyPremiumSantos boss delivers spirited defence of oil and gas

Santos boss Kevin Gallagher has launched a spirited defence of oil and gas and declared the scaled adoption of carbon capture and storage as essential to achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

Stuart McKinnon

Ongoing issuesPremiumBHP boss sees supply chain disruptions lingering

BHP boss Mike Henry says he expects COVID and Ukraine-led supply chain disruptions to last as long as 2-3 years.

Stuart McKinnon