Today is the last of our Flashback Friday series celebrating 90 years of lead smelting at Mount Isa Mines. Did you know the current Lead Stack, an icon of the Mount Isa skyline standing tall at 270 metres, took two full years to construct from 1977 – 1978?

In total 17,400 tonnes of concrete was used, with around five metres of concrete poured each day. And would you believe that some 5,000 tonnes of ice was also required during construction to keep the concrete cool while being poured in Mount Isa’s searing heat.

Ethan at Rolleston Open Cut told us what he enjoys most about his job and it's something you wouldn’t expect. #dronepilot

In 2020, our CSA Mine in New South Wales provided jobs for 500 people and spent $236 million with 560 suppliers.

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In 2020, our Australian operations worked with 7,890 suppliers. Take a moment to hear from one of them as we sat down with Mike Holiday at Bis, a business who has worked with our Murrin Murrin Operations in Western Australia for 21 years.