LEARN | NETWORK | INFLUENCE

The sector is pushing to increase productivity and expand new markets while, exploring the technological challenges of the drive towards a low-carbon economy.  

The Minerals Forum will cover:

  • New Zealand minerals investment opportunities
  • Exclusive industry announcements
  • Current mining operations and a Mine Managers’ Forum
  • Government and regulatory updates
  • Technology adoption and where to next
  • Leading geoscience and environmental science updates
  • Workforce health and well-being
  • Pathways towards a low carbon economy including an Energy Users' Forum

New Zealand mining and quarrying Certificate of Competence (CoC) holders and AusIMM members can record session attendance as a continuing professional development (CPD) activity.

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Running live in-person in Hamilton

The Straterra and Freeman team is delighted to confirm that in October 2020 the New Zealand Minerals Forum in partnership with AusIMM will be running in-person in Hamilton.

13-14 October 2020 | Claudelands, Hamilton

We can’t wait to have the sector reconnect in October to share knowledge, celebrate success and network – all in-person.

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Minerals Forum Postponed

The New Zealand Minerals Forum 2020 in partnership with AusIMM has been postponed to adhere with current and expected government mass gathering restrictions, to avoid possible COVID-19 transmission. Stakeholders, speakers, delegates and sponsors we have spoken to, have been thoroughly supportive of this decision to postpone.

For your convenience, anyone with tickets and or...

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UPDATE TO ALL ATTENDEES

This advice is to let you know we are currently monitoring official advice from the New Zealand Government and WHO to combat the spread of COVID-19.

Both the Government and many businesses have pre-emptively established travel bans or restrictions on holding/attending large events.

In order to be fully prepared, Freeman and Straterra (the forum organisers) are looking at all...

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