Mineral Resources Limited

Today MinRes Head of Mental Health Chris Harris joined a panel discussion at the Mental Health Week Closing Luncheon in Perth. Presented by the Western Australian Association for Mental Health, the event's expert panel explored themes of employment, empowerment and expectations, and discussed how these factors impact our wellbeing. MinRes is proud to support Mental Health Week, drive important discussions and encourage social connections. Learn more about our approach to workplace wellbeing at our website. Link in comments.

Big congratulations to MinRes partner Buru Rehab - Earthworks & Civils – winner of the Indigenous & Community Engagement Award at last night’s Australian Mining Prospect Awards. We were proud to nominate Buru Rehab for this award, which recognises collaboration between an Aboriginal-owned business and mining and minerals processing companies. Buru Rehab Director George Todd was on hand to accept the award and acknowledged our partnership while emphasising the importance of rehabilitating Country once mining activities are complete. A majority Indigenous-owned Kariyarra company, Buru Rehab was this year awarded a five-year contract for road maintenance and civil works at our Wodgina lithium mine in the Pilbara. Read more about our partnership via the link in the comments.

We're proud to again partner with the Y WA to support the Inside Our Minds campaign – a series of short films giving a voice to young people with lived experiences managing mental health. Each day during Mental Health Week, a new video featuring courageous young people talking about their mental health will be shared on social media and big screens at Yagan Square, Northbridge Piazza and Curtin University. It’s the fourth year MinRes has partnered with the Y WA, one of Australia’s largest youth organisations, for the Inside Our Minds campaign. Learn more at our website - link in the comments section below.

🚴♂️ This week MinRes held its annual Ride-a-thon fundraiser in support of the MACA Cancer200 Ride: a ride to help beat cancer. Our team rode hard from 6:30am to 4:00pm while spectators watched on, supported our event raffle and got behind our 98 riders set to pedal from Perth to Mandurah and back on 12-13 October 🌟 It’s not too late to support Team MinRes: https://brnw.ch/21wNrJr

After completing her degree in health promotion and health and safety, Tanikka Gravett entered the MinRes Graduate Program and enjoyed a range of hands-on opportunities across our business. Her experience in the program led Tanikka to accept a role as Safety Advisor at Onslow Iron, where she now oversees port and marine operations including our truck unloading facility and haulage operations. 🚚🛠️🚢 Learn more about MinRes training and development programs at our website. https://brnw.ch/21wNmOl

Check out the view from the driver’s seat at Onslow Iron in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. 🚛🌄

Meet Jarod Bridge, a Clontarf Foundation alumnus who has kick-started his mining career at Onslow Iron. For young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men, the Clontarf Foundation offers a range of activities to improve their self-esteem and build confidence to complete their education and gain employment. MinRes is proud to partner with Clontarf Foundation to support young men like Jarod achieve their full potential. Read Jarod's story via the link in comments.

We’re helping build happier and healthier communities through our Community Grants program and were delighted to recently support the Irwin Volunteer Fire Brigade. Funds went towards the purchase of new 4WD tyres for the Irwin fire truck, ensuring the brigade's dedicated team of volunteers can continue supporting the local community. 🚒👩🚒 Applications for MinRes Community Grants open quarterly for community groups in the areas where we operate, with contributions of up to $10,000 available to support health and wellbeing, education, Indigenous engagement and environment initiatives. More info can be found via the link in the comments section 👇

Our transformational Onslow Iron project is one step closer to cleaner, more efficient power with construction recently completed on a dedicated gas pipeline to be connected to the mine’s power station. MinRes Energy and Engineering and Construction divisions collaborated to successfully develop the Ken’s Bore Gas Pipeline, extending 16km underground from the Goldfields Gas Pipeline to the gas fire power station at Ken’s Bore mine site. More details are available on our website. Link in comments.

We’re proud to see MinRes Community Grants continuing to make a positive impact where we operate. This year grants have supported a range of recipients and events in the Mid West region, including Yamatji Traditional Owners, Mingenew Irwin Group, Shire of Irwin and Mingenew Hockey Club. MinRes Community Grants support programs and initiatives focused on health and wellbeing, employment and procurement, education, Aboriginal engagement and the environment.