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22.01.2022 MPI Chairperson - Associate Professor Gavin Mudd on the rehabilitation of Ranger uranium mine...

21.01.2022 A powerful case of community using their voice and power to protect their community, environment and industry.

16.01.2022 Today MPI board member Lian will be going into the Perth based company - Greenland Minerals Limited AGM to raise questions about the clear lack of social license the company has at the Kvanefjeld rare earths and uranium mine. Check out our media release and media background to find out more. http://www.mpi.org.au/about/

12.01.2022 Check out our latest work, credit to Mia, Dave, Rebecca, Justin, Kirsty and Gavin.

10.01.2022 Make sure you watch The Point at 7.30pm tonight on NITV to learn more about the devastating impacts of Glencore's McArthur River Mine on Indigenous lands, water...s and sacred sites. Click on the image below to read this fantastic story by Keira Jenkins that weaves together the complex threads that have led to this unfolding disaster. You can support ECNT's campaign to stop the destruction of McArthur River Mine here: https://www.ecnt.org.au/mrm_campaign #mcarthurrivermine https://www.sbs.com.au//traditional-owners-awaiting-nt-her

02.01.2022 After closure 50 years ago the Rum Jungle mine is about to undergo another attempt at rehabilitation. In last weeks budget the Federal government committed to fund the rehabilitation project to address ongoing acid metalliferous drainage and radiation pollution, though the exact figure for the work has not be released it's expected that it will cost over $300 million. Read more from MPI Chairperson Associate Professor Gavin Mudd.

02.01.2022 Check out our opinion piece calling out PM Morrison for not doing enough to stop company owners using #offshore #secrecy to cheat tax contributions, avoid regu...lations and scrutiny. The #mining #gasandoil sectors are not immune. Australia needs #transparency https://www.smh.com.au//morrison-must-lift-the-veil-on-cor

01.01.2022 Having never been formally recognised, the Tarkine’s boundaries remain loosely defined and contested but, based on the heritage council’s assessment, it covers at least 439,000ha. It includes windswept beaches, buttongrass moorland, wild rivers and unique cave formations, but is best known as home to the world’s second-largest temperate rainforest and Aboriginal shell middens. Some parts have been mined and logged over a long period, but significant sections remain untouched by development.