Future of Mining Australia and MiningNews Select Conferences to Address Critical Minerals, Automation, and Resource Security in Perth

The dual conference on June 16-17, 2026, in Perth will gather over 2,000 industry participants to discuss critical minerals, AI, supply chain resilience, and other key factors shaping the global resource sector.

NY Metrowire Staff
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Future of Mining Australia and MiningNews Select Conferences to Address Critical Minerals, Automation, and Resource Security in Perth

The Future of Mining Australia and MiningNews Select conferences, scheduled for June 16–17, 2026, at Crown Perth, will bring together more than 2,000 industry participants, including over 500 mining executives and 100 speakers, to address critical operational, market, and geopolitical factors influencing the global resource sector. The dual event, backed by the editorial expertise of Aspermont’s publications such as Mining Magazine, Australia’s Mining Monthly, MiningNews.net, and Energy News Bulletin, will feature sessions on defense-related metals, AI and connected mining technologies, international investment frameworks, startup innovation, supply chain resilience, and workforce development.

The conferences come at a time when the mining industry faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. Critical minerals, essential for defense and green energy technologies, are a major focus. The sessions will explore strategies for securing supply chains and navigating geopolitical tensions that impact resource availability. Intelligent automation and AI are also key topics, as mining companies seek to improve efficiency and safety through digital transformation. The event will highlight connected mining technologies that enable real-time data analysis and autonomous operations, reducing costs and environmental footprints.

International investment frameworks will be examined to help companies attract capital in a competitive global market. Startup innovation will be showcased, providing a platform for emerging technologies that could disrupt traditional mining practices. Workforce development is another critical area, as the industry grapples with talent shortages and the need for new skills in data science, robotics, and sustainability.

Aspermont, the market leader in B2B media for global resource industries, operates on a scalable Content-as-a-Service model, delivering premium content to over 3 million users and 5,000 corporate clients across 150 countries. The company combines independent journalism, data intelligence, live summits, and targeted marketing services. For more details, visit aspermont.com.

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