What does it actually take to keep an underground mine moving?
Mining.com.au heads below ground at Larvotto Resources’ (ASX:LRV) Hillgrove Project in New South Wales with Mine Manager Patrick Mukwindidza for a closer look at the people, machinery, and routines behind the operation.
- Below ground: A look inside Hillgrove’s underground workings
- Mine life: Patrick breaks down the realities of working underground
- Development: Metz Mining Centre is already delivering ore to surface stockpiles
- Hillgrove: Gold and antimony remain at the centre of Larvotto’s development story
A mine plan can tell you where the ore is.
Patrick shows us what it takes to get to it.
About the guest and company:
Patrick Mukwindidza is the mine manager at Larvotto Resources’ Hillgrove Project in New South Wales. Larvotto Resources is advancing Hillgrove as a major Australian antimony and gold operation, with underground development underway and production targeted in 2026.
🎥 Watch the full site visit for a look at life below ground at Hillgrove.








