Aurelia Metals employees Daniel Kim and Laura Barnes at Thursday night’s NSW Minerals Council Industry & Suppliers Awards Dinner at Parliament House in Sydney. The pair were finalists in the Young Achiever category which was won by Glencore employee, Tristah Allen from the United Wambo Joint venture. The dinner was attended by over 250 people from the mining industry, the community and more than 20 MPs from across the Parliament, including Premier Dom Perrottet, Deputy Premier Paul Toole and Shadow Minister for Natural Resources Courtney Houssos. ▪ Photo contributed
Aurelia Metals employees Daniel Kim and Laura Barnes at Thursday night’s NSW Minerals Council Industry & Suppliers Awards Dinner at Parliament House in Sydney. The pair were finalists in the Young Achiever category which was won by Glencore employee, Tristah Allen from the United Wambo Joint venture. The dinner was attended by over 250 people from the mining industry, the community and more than 20 MPs from across the Parliament, including Premier Dom Perrottet, Deputy Premier Paul Toole and Shadow Minister for Natural Resources Courtney Houssos. ▪ Photo contributed
The Cobar Iron Ringer committee met again last week to further discuss their plans for an Iron Ringer monument which aims to be a celebration of the Iron Ringer identity. The committee has been looking into the history of the Iron Ringer, a privileged title, which can only be given […]
The Cobar Roosters started off the 2022 Castlereagh Rugby League season in the same fashion as they finished last year, in fine form, beating the visiting Gilgandra Panthers 34-14. The Roosters’ opening round game on Saturday afternoon in front of a home crowd at Tom Knight Memorial Oval was a […]
