Good news for Tasmania with a strong future at Bell Bay
The Tasmanian Government and the owners of Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, Rio Tinto, will work together to ensure a strong, sustainable future economy for George Town.
Unearthing Tasmania's Best Kept Secret
In Tasmania the dominant export wealth is generated from one per cent of the land mass. So what is our number one export industry? Surely, it's not mining.
Tasmania’s minerals industry employees kick more national diversity goals.
The Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) is proud to acknowledge two state winners have taken out awards at the 2021 Women in Resources National Awards held virtually on Monday evening.
Tasmanian Export Awards prove manufacturing is on the up!
TMEC’s Listening Tour saw several West Coast residents share insights with local Mine Managers about community needs and what a contemporary engagement model could feature.
TMEC is listening to NW communities and students
TMEC’s Listening Tour saw several West Coast residents share insights with local Mine Managers about community needs and what a contemporary engagement model could feature.
Tasmanian mineral exporters see long term security in ship loader announcement
Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) welcomes TasRail’s announcement that it is finalising negotiations with the COVA – Haywards consortium to design and construct its new bulk minerals ship loader at the Burnie Port.
Creating a more inclusive and diverse resources and manufacturing sector
anufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) welcomes the Governments support to making further progress toward more inclusive workplaces in this sector and in turn support member companies to attract and retain a more diverse workforce.
Finalists in the Women in Resources Tasmania Awards 2020
Finalists across four categories have been announced in the 2020 Women in Resources Tasmania Awards, recognising the contributions and achievements of women in the State’s resources, mining and manufacturing industries.
Winners announced in Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards 2021
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.
Finalists Announced – Women in Resources & Manufacturing Tasmania Awards 2021
Finalists across six categories have been announced in the 2021 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards, recognising the contributions and achievements of women in the State’s resources, mining and manufacturing industries.
Minerals and Manufacturing Sector seeking to ramp up industry inclusion and diversity practices
The Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) are proud to be partnering with AusIMM Women in Mining Network Tasmania (WIMnet) for the 8th year in hosting the 2021 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards.
Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards 2021
The Women in Resources and Manufacturing 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.