Events

Five outstanding men and women working in Tasmania’s resources, mining and manufacturing sectors have been recognised at the 2022 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards ceremony in Launceston.

Tasmania’s premier business conference for 2021 unpacked the issues and inspired conference delegates to mobilise their businesses and be part of a transformation that will position Tasmania as a sustainable, global leader.

Seven outstanding women and men working in Tasmania’s resources, mining and manufacturing sectors have been recognised at the 2021 Women in Resources Tasmania Awards ceremony in Hobart on 2 June.

In an unprecedented year, TMEC was thrilled to be able to offer an extended program for our Annual Members’ Forum. In the past, we have used this opportunity to inform members of our activities and focus throughout the year.

The TMEC Annual Members’ Dinner was hosted in the scenic Bayviews Restaurant, overlooking Burnie’s West Beach on Thursday the 5th November 2020. This event provided opportunities for members to network and mix with peers and industry representatives, as well as the chance to hear from our guest keynote speaker Layne Beachley AO, joining us from her home in NSW via Zoom.

The annual awards were coordinated by the Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) in conjunction with the AusIMM Women in Mining Network Tasmania (WIMnet) to create awareness of inspirational women working in resources and encourage other women to pursue careers in these Tasmanian industries.

The Women in Resources Tasmania Awards recognise the achievements of women in the mining, manufacturing and resources sectors.  In doing so, they reinforce the benefits of gender diversity to business performance and raise the profile of the sector as an inclusive and rewarding career option for all young Tasmanians.

Tassie’s Better with Balance, Trans-Tasmania Challenge is a fundraising and awareness-raising endurance event that took place from Wednesday 13th November to Sunday 24th November 2019 in support of Diabetes Tasmania and the links to better mental health and wellbeing.

Held from the 24 – 26 July 2019.  The Tasmanian mining, minerals processing, manufacturing and energy industries’ premier information sharing and networking event were held in Launceston.

The annual Tasmanian Minerals Emergency Response Competition was first held in 1986.

Back in 2018, the conference theme was ‘What Good Looks Like’ and explored operational and strategic themes that unite all featured industry sectors: innovation, succession planning and workforce development.

An annual information sharing and networking event for the Tasmanian mining, minerals processing, manufacturing and energy industries.