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AMEC WA Breaking Ground Forum

📅 Date: Wednesday, 18th March 2026
📍 Venue: Novotel Perth Langley, 221 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
⏰ Hours: 8am Registrations | 8:30am – 12:40pm (AWST)
🎟️ Entry: $165 for Members | $231 for Non-Members

👉 Tickets can be purchased here

What’s in store:

  • Provides a platform for WA regulators to present a comprehensive regulatory overview and share their priorities and plans for 2026
  • Purposefully curated presentations to focus on practical information essential to mining and exploration
  • Updates from AMEC’s CEO Warren Pearce and Head of National Policy, Neil van Drunen
  • Topics covered include Aboriginal Cultural Heritage, Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) reforms, and Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve

Why should you attend?

  • Hear directly from key government departments on their priorities and policies
  • Gain insights into regulatory changes affecting mining and exploration
  • Network with senior industry and government representatives
  • Participate in Q&A sessions to address critical industry concerns
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