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This is a list of libraries in Western Australia. State Library of Western Australia, in the Alexander Library Building. J S Battye Library (division of state library) Academic libraries Curtin University Library (Curtin University) ECU Library (Edith Cowan University) Geoffrey Bolton Library (Murdoch University) Reid Library (University of Western Australia) Stanley College Library (Stanley ...
The library has also developed or contributed to the following Australian digital services: [citation needed] Management of Australian National Data Service (ANDS) projects and contribution to Research Data Australia; AustLit is a resource for information about Australian literature, for which the UWA Library is the Western Australian node;
Kambalda Nickel Operations or Kambalda Nickel Mine is a surface and underground nickel mine as well as a nickel concentrator, near Kambalda East, Western Australia. The deposit was discovered in 1954 and the mine opened in 1967, operated by WMC Resources which was taken over by BHP in 2005. Prior to this, between 2001 and 2003, WMC ceased ...
Mine surveying (first two years must be undertaken at the Bentley Campus, final year in Kalgoorlie) The Mining Engineering degree in 2007 combined with University of New South Wales and University of Queensland to form the industry-funded Minerals Education Australia (MEA) Program. The University of Adelaide joined MEA in 2011.
Curtin University: Law School Western Australia: Perth [17] 2012 LL.B. [17] Deakin University: ... School of Business and Law Western Australia: Perth/Online [23] 2005
Janet Holmes à Court AC (born 1943); widow of Robert Holmes à Court (d.1990), Janet Holmes à Court is an Australian businesswoman, philanthropist, and one of Australia's wealthiest women. She is the Chairman of one of Australia's largest private companies, Heytesbury Pty Ltd. She owns property in Bedfordale in the hills east of Armadale.
The following companies operated copper mines in Western Australia in 2022–23, according to the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety.To qualify for the department's official list of principal mining projects an operation has to either had mineral sales valued at more than $5 million, or, for operations where such figures are not reported, had a minimum of 50 employees: [26 ...
Employment in the Western Australian mining and petroleum industry has sharply increased over the last decade, from 85,163 in 2010, directly employing an average of 135,001 people during 2019–20. The largest employers were the iron ore (48.5%) and gold (23.4%) sectors. [2] [6]