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…
2023 CRC TiME Annual Report released
Report signals maturity of world-first CRC in the face of increasing need for knowledge, tools and resources to support post-mining transformations.
Interview with Rebecca Rey
Introducing Rebecca, our Communications Maestro and the Mastermind behind our upcoming Annual Forum. As the conductor of all things communication, she doesn't just manage messages; she orchestrates symphonies of connection!
Interview with Luke Odianose Omoarelojies
Recently, our Communications Officer, Ben Hamilton had the pleasure of visiting the the Centre for Engineering Innovation: Agriculture and Ecological Restoration to interview Luke Odianose Omoarelojies, and discuss the 'Australian Seed Scaling Initiative' project.
Re-thinking a model of mine rehabilitation and closure: should we, and why?
When governments approve a mining lease, the expectation is that the land will be restored to its pre-mining…
Interview with Nevenka Bulovic
Meet Nevenka, a Sustainable Minerals Institute Research Fellow and climate change specialist, who is joining us at our 2023 Annual Forum in the Latrobe Valley.
Interview with Dr Kazi Haque
A new resident to the Latrobe Valley, Kazi is a place-based social scientist focused on citizen engagement, public policy and social and regional development. Make time to chat with Kazi at our upcoming Annual Forum.
Interview with Project Lead, Dr Jess Reeves
This week we interviewed Dr Jess Reeves, the project lead for 'Collaborative planning for post-mining development in the Latrobe Valley'.
The 39th Annual Q Conference for Scientific Study of Subjectivity, Belfast, Northern Ireland
CRC TiME Top-Up Scholarship recipient and PhD student Fitsum S. Weldegiorgis updates us on his participation of the 39th Annual Q Conference for the Scientific Study of Subjectivity, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Report Launch – Enabling mine closure and transitions: Opportunities for Australian industry
Join us on Tuesday 28 November at 9am - 10am AWST | 11am - 12pm AEST | 12pm - 1pm AEDT for the launch of Enabling mine closure and transitions: Opportunities for Australian industry report.
Interview with Project Lead, Dr Anna Kaksonen
This week we interviewed Dr Anna Kaksonen, the project lead for 'Algae-based technologies for improved environmental outcomes and sustainable post-mining futures'.
The Conference on Global Coal Transitions – Call for Participation
Reductions in coal production and consumption occurring unevenly around the world are driving a wide variety of social,…
October 2023 Newsletter
Read the latest news in our October 2023 newsletter.
Dig Deeper Webinar – Climate change induced risks for the performance of vegetation on mine rehabilitation soil covers – Latrobe Valley
We invite you to our upcoming Dig Deeper Webinar – Climate change induced risks for the performance of…
Dig Deeper Webinar – Critical Minerals: Why beginning with the end in mind matters
We invite you to join our next Dig Deeper Webinar – Critical Minerals: Why Beginning with the End in…
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….
Nominations are now open for inaugural CRC TiME Awards
We are pleased to launch the annual CRC TiME Outstanding Student, Distinguished Paper and Community Champion Awards. The award winners will be announced at the Annual Forum Dinner on 21 November 2023.
CRC TiME’s Pilot Cross Regional Knowledge Exchange in the Bowen Basin – July 2023
Day 1 – Mackay Day one kicked off with all delegates together for the first time for a…
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…
