The first Sydney Mining Club forum was held in March 1997. 
Three Australian based Iron Ore Projects will be showcased as a live webcast from the Basement in Sydney on Monday 5th September from 4:45PM AEST, as well as VP of Corporate Solutions for the NASDAQ OMX. Over a hundred representatives of Sydney's top investment houses will be gathered to watch Live from Sydney's classic entertainment venue, the Basement in Circular Quay.
Hemisphere Resources (ASX:HEM) Turning Rocks Into Dollars, Moly Mines Ltd (ASX:MOL) The World's Next Primary Molybdenum Mine, NASDAQ OMX (NASDAQ:NDAQ) Corporate Solutions - Daniel Wadsworth, Proto Resources (ASX:PRW) Nickel Cobalt and Iron Flagship Project, Royal Resources (ASX:ROY) Magnetite at Razorback
VIDEO: Sydney Mining Club Executive Chairman Julian Malnic and Asia Business News CEO Tim Mckinnon introduce Investorium.tv, a platform for connecting Investment Capital with opportunity.
Investorium.tv Multicommodity Showcases Indochine (ASX:IDC), Australian Bauxite (ASX:ABZ) and Zamia Metals (ASX:ZGM) in Sydney. Including Barry Dawes of Martin Place Securities
Investorium.tv Multicommodity Showcases Indochine (ASX:IDC), Australian Bauxite (ASX:ABZ) and Zamia Metals (ASX:ZGM) in Sydney. Including Barry Dawes of Martin Place Securities
Frontier thought from Professor Bob Carter; Australian scientists have an amazing capability for brilliant and authentic thought. And as the climate lemmings continue to rush for the cliff top, we present the softly spoken and well-reasoned thoughts of James Cook University's Professor Bob Carter. 'A cost effective way to deal with the undoubted hazards of climate change' is how he introduces his work from his cyclone-ravaged home base of James Cook University, Townsville. He cleverly squares up to the two major issues of insufficient data and the tattooing of climate 'deniers' and the way these influences are skewing the debate.
Frontier thought from Professor Bob Carter; Australian scientists have an amazing capability for brilliant and authentic thought. And as the climate lemmings continue to rush for the cliff top, we present the softly spoken and well-reasoned thoughts of James Cook University's Professor Bob Carter. 'A cost effective way to deal with the undoubted hazards of climate change' is how he introduces his work from his cyclone-ravaged home base of James Cook University, Townsville. He cleverly squares up to the two major issues of insufficient data and the tattooing of climate 'deniers' and the way these influences are skewing the debate.
Frontier thought from Professor Bob Carter; Australian scientists have an amazing capability for brilliant and authentic thought. And as the climate lemmings continue to rush for the cliff top, we present the softly spoken and well-reasoned thoughts of James Cook University's Professor Bob Carter. 'A cost effective way to deal with the undoubted hazards of climate change' is how he introduces his work from his cyclone-ravaged home base of James Cook University, Townsville. He cleverly squares up to the two major issues of insufficient data and the tattooing of climate 'deniers' and the way these influences are skewing the debate.
Frontier thought from Professor Bob Carter; Australian scientists have an amazing capability for brilliant and authentic thought. And as the climate lemmings continue to rush for the cliff top, we present the softly spoken and well-reasoned thoughts of James Cook University's Professor Bob Carter. 'A cost effective way to deal with the undoubted hazards of climate change' is how he introduces his work from his cyclone-ravaged home base of James Cook University, Townsville. He cleverly squares up to the two major issues of insufficient data and the tattooing of climate 'deniers' and the way these influences are skewing the debate.
Come and listen to the fascinating story behind the Gujurat coal mining arm, a member of the Gujurat NRE Group which has evolved significantly in recent years from a company mainly engaged in trading coal and coke processing into coking coal mining company with a resource of 560Mt; a growing coke processing capacity targeting 3Mtpa; wind power capacity of 87MW; an oil and gas exploration arm with major acreage in the central Canning basin; and several other interests.
