Raising the bar for environmental conservation

Are we rising to the challenge of protecting our environment? Can we work at greater pace, greater scale and do more, faster? They're the questions asked at a recent Australian Land Conservation Alliance (ALCA) conference held in Adelaide (Australia) where the BHP Foundation was the Principal Conference Partner.

Learn, unlearn and relearn - celebrating reconciliation in education

For the pre-schoolers of Forbes Preschool and the students at Maclean High School in New South Wales, learning the history and culture of their local Indigenous communities is part of their everyday curriculum. Now, they’ve been recognised for this exceptional commitment to reconciliation at the biennial Narragunnawali Awards.

Heads of Agreement on Scarborough development

BHP supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart

After many months of consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, employees, community organisations and Traditional Owners, BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie publicly acknowledged the significance and importance of the Uluru Statement from the Heart in January this year.

Conservation International Alliance Renewal

Seven years ago, BHP and Conservation International embarked upon a global partnership to deliver significant and lasting benefits to the environment.

Diggers and Dealers 2019 - Think Nickel

Nickel West Asset President Eduard Haegel spoke at the Diggers and Dealers Mining Conference in Kalgoorlie, WA.

Automation data is making work safer smarter and faster

At BHP, automation is all about creating more efficient, more productive and safer operations, according to BHP Chief Technology Officer, Diane Jurgens.

BHP and Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd sign up to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

BHP and Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd today signed an MOU agreement to work together in the pursuit of emissions reductions, including from the life-cycle use of marketed products.

BHP completes heap leach technology trial for Olympic Dam

BHP has successfully completed its heap leach research and development trial in South Australia, confirming the viability of the technology to extract copper, uranium, gold and silver at Olympic Dam.

First woman to serve 40 years at WAIO

Meet Carol Nicklette, the first woman in WAIO to complete 40 years of service. How do you mark such a huge achievement? You have a locomotive named after you!