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Great leaders are decisive. Preferably after considering the positives and negatives for the decision. Good leaders are most often those who have the courage of their convictions, not those who change their tune based on what is thought may be popular at the time. There’s much truth in the saying “success is one per cent inspiration, 99 per cent perspiration”.

Telethon weekend is an incredibly special event for West Australian’s, with our people making another significant contribution to support children’s medical research and support services.

20 October 2024

Roy Hill has been awarded Large Company Employer of the Year.

Hundreds of people — including Telethon superstar Fat Cat — descended on the Swan River Rowing Club on Saturday to witness this year’s Corporate Cup Regatta.

The 2024 Australian Mining Prospect Awards were held this week for the first time at the esteemed WA Mining Conference and Exhibition in Perth, celebrating the mining industry and those who are going above and beyond.

Roy Hill rowers will have a powerful reminder of who they are rowing for when they take on this year’s Corporate Cup Regatta.

Hancock Prospecting has scaled back its proposed Mulga Downs iron ore mine in the Pilbara, reducing annual production from 20 million tonnes (Mt) to 12Mt after reducing the project’s footprint.

The 2024 Australian Mining Prospect Awards were held last night for the first time at the esteemed WA Mining Conference and Exhibition in Perth, celebrating the mining industry and those who are going above and beyond.

Roy Hill is humbled to have been recognised as Australian Mine of the Year for a second straight year, presented the honour at a glittering awards ceremony in Kings Park, Perth, as part of the annual Australian Mining Prospect Awards.

Roy Hill’s innovative approach to protecting its people has been recognised by taking out the Excellence in Mine Safety award in the OH&S category at the highly regarded 2024 Australian Mining Prospect Awards.

You wouldn’t typically expect to see F-35A Lightning II aircraft flying around in some of the most remote parts of Western Australia, but for residents and businesses in the Pilbara region, that’s exactly what happened from September 11 to 12.