The Australiasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) is launching the Life of Mine l Mine Waste and Tailings Conference conference for the first time next year.
The ‘landmark’ conference, being held between 29-30 July 2025 in Brisbane, Queensland, is the combination of two technical conferences — the Life of Mine and the Mine Waste and Tailings conferences. It offers delegates opportunities for knowledge sharing, innovation, and collaboration.
It will also prioritise practical, real-world solutions and sustainable practices that delegates can implement directly.
AusIMM says the conference will feature an expanded technical program, with three-streams of technical content that shows insights from industry experts across the full mine life cycle, from initial development through to sustainable waste management and closure.
The conference’s advisory committee are calling for “abstract” submissions for the opportunity to present at the conference next year. The committee is seeking case studies and best practice examples relating to the conference themes.
These themes include integrated strategic mine planning, stakeholder engagement and social performance, mine closure and rehabilitation, standards and reporting, and innovations in rehabilitation and closure.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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