July to September 2024 engagement recap
What do the Bowen Basin, Bell Bay, Pilbara, Latrobe Valley, Northern Territory, Ohio, Maslin Beach, Stradbroke Island, Brisbane and Geraldton have in common?
There's just some of the places CRC TiME and project teams engaged to research, share and learn between July and September 2024.
First Nations Inclusion: Tools, frameworks and resources in development
We're working to develop a range of resources to support First Nations communities and organisations to achieve their cultural, social, economic and environmental priorities.
Mine Closure 2024
Mine Closure 2024 will be held in Perth, Western Australia from 26-28 November 2024.
Restoring Country: Building Indigenous knowledge and skills to engage in mine closure and transition
Join us on 7 August for a Restoring Country webinar focusing on education initiatives and existing training platforms. This webinar highlights the…
Restoring Country in Canada: Guts’éni – Our Relations: Developing community-based revegetation strategies on Kaska Dena lands
This webinar explores the work being undertaken by Dena Cho, a Canadian environmental management company owned and operated by the Ross River Dena Council.
Restoring Country – Modes of engagement: ways local Indigenous groups are working on mine environments and restoring Country
Exploring Indigenous-led Participation in Mine Closure and Environmental Services.
Research Ethics Workshop Summary
On Monday 20 May, CRC TiME held the 'Understanding the human ethics process and how to overcome challenges in approval online workshop' presented by Associate Professor Mandy Downing from Curtin University. Below is the summary of the workshop.
Impact story: collaborating with industry and community to unlock the value of mining transitions
Read The University of Queensland's article about our strong research partnership with UQ.
Restoring Country – Scoping opportunities for Indigenous leadership and participation in mine closure and environmental services
Exploring Indigenous-led Participation in Mine Closure and Environmental Services.
Restoring Country Webinar Series
Exploring Indigenous-led Participation in Mine Closure and Environmental Services.
CRC TiME Annual Forum 2024
Join us in Brisbane, 20-21 August!
Beyond closure: A new research agenda
It's time for a new way of approaching the end of mine life.
CRC TiME Board update: Thanking Vanessa Elliott and welcoming Shirley McPherson
Please join us in thanking our inaugural First Nations College Director Vanessa Elliott for her service to the Board, our organisation and our shared goals.
2022-23 Annual Report: Progress towards First Nations Inclusion
During 2022-23 we focused on shared benefits through a unified process of respectfully engaging with Indigenous people and organisations, partners and the First Nations Advisory Team.
Australian-first report identifies billions worth of opportunities in improving mine closure and transitions
Key points Analysis by CSIRO projects the closure of nearly 240 Australian mines by 2040, estimating an annual…
Enrol now for the Foundations of Mine Closure and Sustainable Transitions Mass Open Online Course
Enrolments are now the Foundations of Mine Closure and Sustainable Transitions – a world-first mass open online course….
September 2023 Newsletter
Read the latest news in our September 2023 newsletter.
First Nations Bursary for the CRC TiME Annual Forum
CRC TiME’s Annual Forum will be held on the 21st – 23rd November in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria. This…
August 2023 Newsletter
Read the latest news in our August 2023 newsletter.
National Science Week – Caroline Williams
For National Science Week we interviewed a few of our board members, staff, partners and researchers. Today we are showcasing our Engagement Manager (First Nations), Caroline Williams