The Gold Industry Group is entering 2025 with a dynamic new leadership team, set to drive ambitious growth, strengthen industry connections, and make an even greater impact in communities across Australia.

Wayne Bramwell, Managing Director and CEO of Westgold Resources, has been appointed as Chair, while Rebecca Ciotti, Executive Manager of Corporate Services at Northern Star Resources, steps into the role of Vice Chair.

The Gold Industry Group (GIG) is proud to welcome Norton Gold Fields as its newest member, bringing one of Kalgoorlie’s most prominent mining companies into a network committed to championing and strengthening Australia’s gold industry.

With a rich history in gold mining and a commitment to sustainable development, Norton’s membership further reinforces GIG’s mission to promote the enduring value of gold.

The Gold Industry Group is excited to welcome Rox Resources as its newest member, further strengthening the collective voice of Australia’s gold industry.

With its dedication to sustainable mining and a rich history in Western Australia’s gold sector, Rox Resources represents an exciting addition to the Hold Industry Group.

The Gold Industry Group is proud to announce the renewal of its landmark partnership with Netball WA, West Coast Fever, and Glass Jar Australia, marking the largest-ever commitment by Australia’s gold industry to women’s sport.

This three-year, $6 million extension will deepen the Gold Industry Group’s role as a Principal Partner of Netball WA and a joint Principal Partner of West Coast Fever, strengthening a partnership that has supported netball in Western Australia for the past six years.

Australia’s gold mining industry, a critical part of the nation's economy, provides numerous career opportunities across various STEM disciplines.

Careers in geology, engineering, environmental science, data analytics, and more allow young professionals to apply their technical knowledge to real-world challenges, making the gold sector an exciting field for those passionate about STEM.

What will a gold mining operation look like in 2050? The answer depends on both the technologies developed and their adoption by the workforce, according to a panel of industry leaders