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- Gold development woes and Half yearly Reports – with Precision Funds Management
Tim Weir and Andy Clayton from Precision Funds Management chime in on the Half Yearly reporting season. Plenty of insight from the West Perth Mining gurus.
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39 min - The story of Andrew Paterson – MD of Great Boulder Resources
Last week we went into the Great Boulder Resources (ASX:GBR) story with the MD Andrew Paterson. In this episode, we delve right into Patto’s history in the Mining Industry. It’s great story with an even better bloke. In parallel with being a highly respected MD, he is also an absolute character. You’ll thoroughly enjoy the story about the anonymous newsletter that he circulated around the WASM campus back in his Uni days.
Check out Great Boulder Resources at https://www.greatboulder.com.au/
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39 min - Why am I promoting skincare? – Rachel Sutton from Antidote Skin AU
***Hilarious Skit Video explaining ANTIDOTE SKIN – https://fb.watch/iX0F2nytPc/
The Mining industry has evolved from the Okka Boys club to the modern sensitive new aged guy. The time is perfect for all the greased up Fitters and Jumbo Operators to consider skin care.
Rachel Sutton has given away the Underground Mining life and is having a full time crack at ANTIDOTE SKIN. All natural, all organic and made my a Miner, for all the Miners.
Check it out at https://antidoteskinau.com/ and give her a follow on all the socials below:
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/antidoteskinau
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/antidoteskinau/
Tiktok – https://www.tiktok.com/@antidoteskinau?lang=en
33 min - COARSE VISIBLE GOLD for Great Boulder Resources (ASX:GBR) – with MD Andrew Paterson
****COARSE VISIBLE GOLD FOR GREAT BOULDER RESOURCES****
In this episode we have a chat to Andrew “Pato” Paterson, MD of Great Boulder Resources (ASX:GBR) and what a time to have it. GBR have just intersected some very impressive coarse visible gold in their RC drilling activities at their flagship asset Side Well. This project is a stones throw from the Westgold Operations of Paddy’s Flat and Blue Bird in and near Meekatharra, WA.
Great Boulder have just come out of a Trading Halt which they went into immediately and as quoted by Pato in the announcement, “As soon as I saw the photo of the drill chips I knew we had to go into a trading halt before the drillers went to the pub after work”.
We chat about this announcement, the history of Great Boulder Resources and what’s in the pipeline for their aim of growing their inferred Side Well Resource from the existing 518,000oz @ 2.6g/t towards the elusive 1million ounces. It’s a great junior gold exploration story that is told by an absolutely cracking bloke at the helm of it. Now a bit of a teaser, there’s a Part 2 of this that will come out next week, which is an in depth Bio about Pato. It’s a sensational chat which really delves into what he is all about as both a Managing Director and a person. Keep an eye out for that one coming to an earphone near you soon.
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All Channel Mine News episodes are for information only and may contain forward looking statements that may not eventuate. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional.
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33 min - Rare Earths – Who are the players and who is coming online? – With Brett Hazelden and Darren Holden
Lets get into Part 2 of our Rare Earths spectacular with Brett Hazelden and Darren Holden, who are the Managing Director and Chair of OD6 Metals. Make sure you head back to Part 1 and have a listen to the Rare Earths intro, where we gave an:
- Overview of Rare Earths and their history
- Their Primary uses
- How they are formed and found in the ground, specifically the difference between Carbonatite Rare Earths and Clay Rare Earths
- The metallurgical processes
- Why there is a run for them in this current market
Now in Part 2, we go into who the first Rare Earth producers were globally from America, China and Myanmar and then Australia’s role as the 4th biggest Rare Earth Producer, which is currently only coming from 1 mine, Lynas’s Mt Weld. But who is next in line to start producing in Australia, well, you’ll hear it in this episode.
If you would like your company to be a part of Life Of Mine or Channel Mine News, get in touch with me via [email protected]
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All Channel Mine News episodes are for information only and may contain forward looking statements that may not eventuate. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional.
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28 min - Rare Earths – Everything you need to know – with Brett Hazelden and Darren Holden from OD6 Metals
***RARE EARTH’S 101***
Now I assumed that since I didn’t know a hell of a lot about rare earths prior to this episode, that there were also others out there. So why not do a rare earths Podcast and you know how we love a good 2 part series on Life Of Mine. I’m joined by Brett Hazelden and Darren Holden, Managing Director and Chair of OD6 Metals (ASX:OD6) who have a Clay Rare Earth exploration play near Esperance, WA. So in Part 1 we get into:
- Overview of Rare Earths and their history
- Primary uses
- How they are formed and found in the ground, specifically the difference between Carbonatite Rare Earths and Clay Rare Earths
- The metallurgical processes
- Why there is a run for them in this current market
Stay tuned for Part 2 which will drop tomorrow, where we then get into who the Rare Earth producers and next cabs off the rank are, both in Australia and around the globe.
If you would like your company to be a part of Life Of Mine or Channel Mine News, get in touch with me via [email protected]
***DISCLAIMER***
All Channel Mine News episodes are for information only and may contain forward looking statements that may not eventuate. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional.
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38 min - The Orange Card – with Rod Bridge & David Bignold
***Use promo code “lifeofmine” to get 50% off all purchases at www.theorangecard.com.au”
I had the opportunity to interview for a 2nd time Rod Bridge, Founder of the not for profit drug awareness organisation Sideffect and also founder of the recently launched Orange Card. We have also got in this chat, David Bignold, National Sales Director for The Orange Card.
Head back and listen to my first episode with Bridgey where we went through the tragic passing of his son Preston in 2013. Preston was under the influence of a $2 synthetic LSD tab, purchased off the Silk Road and jumped from a building balcony. Following Prestons passing, Bridgey has made it his life long mission to raise awareness to children, parents and workers about what drugs are out there. But he’s practical, he and the rest of us know that its impossible for drug use to not exist, but its all about awareness of knowing what can kill you and your kids, especially all the synthetic shit that’s out there these days (even I’m too old to know what there is).
Now the Orange Card expands on all of this via online modules that go into all drugs, alcohol, vaping, sexual harassment, bullying and discrimination. It’s a sensational resource for parents and children for both the education reasons, but mostly for opening up the lines of communication.
Now why has Bridgey expanded into Sexual harassment, bullying and discrimination? Well it is very proven that following these events in the workplace, people gravitate towards alcohol and drugs as a coping mechanism. So all harassment is therefore inherently linked to alcohol and drug use.
To sign up and complete the course, head to https://theorangecard.com.au/ and use the promo code “lifeofmine” to get 50% off all purchases, absolute bargain for some life long teachings and advice.
For Corporate bookings (bulk packages), email [email protected]
Go back and have a listen to the 1st episode with Rod Bridge – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL5vWJ8OLbA
41 min - Mining is not a boys club – with Molly Stanistreet
In this episode I interviewed a Geologist that is championing woman in the resources sector, Molly Stanistreet.
Now you may have seen Molly floating around Facebook recently after the Courier Mail wrote an article about her in the lead up to the Women in Mining and Resources Queensland (WIMARQ) Awards for Women in Resources. Though as a typical newspaper, the Courier Mail just honed in on this apparent boys culture in Mining, which Molly can’t even really remember saying. So I thought I’d take the opportunity to interview Molly about her career in the Mining industry, what it has done for her and why she is in the running to take out this years WIMARQ resources award for woman.
Now Molly’s career has been far from spoon fed, where as a graduated Geologist she packed up from the comforts of family and friends in QLD and headed solo to where else but Kalgoorlie to commence her career in the Mining industry. It’s a great story and after working with her previously, I can vouch that she brings an amazing family vibe to whatever mine site she works on. She is a very valuable asset not just as a Geologist, but as a great person that lifts the morale of everyone around her. Best of luck with the WIMARQ award Molly.
41 min - Stress and Seismicity (Part 2) – with Tom Parrott from Entech
Welcome to Part 2 of the Stress and Seismicity episode with Tom Parrott, Principal Geotechnical Engineer at Entech. In Part 2 we cover:
- Block Caves and Sub-level Caves continued.
- Why did Argyle have so much ground convergence?
- What controls stress better, Sub-level Cave or Block Cave?
- Using the Kambalda North mine as an example, can you predict stress for new developments in virgin ground?
- How do you measure the principal stress directions for any underground mine?
- Ideal mining sequence to control stress.
- Consequences of skipping a level and starting a 2nd mining front to make budget.
- Shotcrete and mesh combinations for high stress areas.
Make sure you listen to Part 1 first, where we covered:
- What are the differences between stress, seismicity, and convergence?
- What ground conditions and types induce high seismicity.
- How can mines in South Africa go to 4,000m deep where Australian mines struggle to reach 2,000m?
- Why is the Kambalda region a known Seismic area?
- Block Cave vs Sub-level Cave stresses (where they are and why are they there?)
- Meshing of development faces, should it be across the board or only in high stress areas?
Give Tom Parrott and Entech both a follow on LinkedIn
Ground Support episode – https://youtu.be/-uB_w1hNgrM
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36 min - Stress and Seismicity (Part 1) – with Tom Parrott from Entech
Welcome to a special dedicated episode on Underground Stress and Seismicity. There is no better man to give some expert insight into this than Tom Parrott, Principal Geotechnical Engineer at Entech. In this Part 1 of 2 discussion, we cover:
- What are the differences between stress, seismicity, and convergence?
- What ground conditions and types induce high seismicity.
- How can mines in South Africa go to 4,000m deep where Australian mines struggle to reach 2,000m?
- Why is the Kambalda region a known Seismic area?
- Block Cave vs Sub-level Cave stresses (where they are and why are they there?)
- Meshing of development faces, should it be across the board or only in high stress areas?
Make sure you head on to Part 2 to hear about:
- Block Caves and Sub-level Caves continued.
- Why did Argyle have so much ground convergence?
- What controls stress better, Sub-level Cave or Block Cave?
- Using the Kambalda North mine as an example, can you predict stress for new developments in virgin ground?
- How do you measure the principal stress directions for any underground mine?
- Ideal mining sequence to control stress.
- Consequences of skipping a level and starting a 2nd mining front to make budget.
- Shotcrete and mesh combinations for high stress areas.
Give Tom Parrott and Entech both a follow on LinkedIn
Ground Support episode – https://youtu.be/-uB_w1hNgrM
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LEVRD gives exclusive access to a Mining Engineer /Jumbo Operator running a personal Resources hedge fund using CFD's. Listen to the celebrations and blowups of trading stocks for a living.