Our contribution

We’re proud to employ 6,370 employees and contractors in New South Wales. Last year, we paid $1.8 billion in taxes and royalties. 💡 This money can help fund hospitals, schools and roads. ℹ️ Glencore’s contribution in NSW adds up: https://www.glencore.com.au/who-we-are/our-contribution

💥🎵 Here comes the boom! Collinsville Coal has said goodbye to Dragline 01 - BE1300W with a safe and effective demolition! ✅89 days ✅6,000 labour hours, ✅1,821 tonnes of recycled metal scrap Commencing operation in 1983, DL01 played an important role at Collinsville for 33 years before it was officially parked up in 2016 and removed in late 2024.

It’s Voice for Mining Round in the NRL this week. And, the links between mining and rugby league run deep in the Hunter. We know it well at Glencore with Newcastle Knights premiership winner Wayne Richards and inaugural NRLW player Phoebe Desmond working in our coal mines. We’ve also hosted players at our Liddell operation in previous years, from Josh King to Kurt Mann and Hymel Hunt. When the Knights men and women run out on Sunday to face the One NZ Warriors, they’ll be wearing the iconic hi-vis mining jersey in honour of Voice for Mining and the Glencore team will be cheering them on!

NAIDOC Week celebrations across our Australian operations 🌏 💛 At our McArthur River Mine in the Northern Territory, we kicked off the week with the Gudanji Dancers and Arrkula Yinbayarra, who shared powerful performances of dance, song and storytelling. 🪃 Our Coal First Nations Pathways Participants in New South Wales joined the Singleton Council celebrations where they ran a stall and participated in performances. 🔥 Murrin Murrin in Western Australia celebrated on site with a pop-up art exhibition, firepit yarns with Elders, and native ingredient-inspired canapés. The Perth office, our Mount Isa Mines and Copper Refineries also hosted activities and enjoyed traditional food. Thank you to all who participated in events across our operations and to the Traditional Owners for continuing to share culture and knowledge with us.

Our people are a talented bunch 🙌 You may've spotted Matt, CHPP Manager at our Mangoola Coal Operation, front and centre in NSW Mining's television ad for the annual Voice for Mining Round of the NRL 🏉 The round of footy sees the Newcastle Knights face the Warriors, in a special event that celebrates the contributions of the mining industry. 📅 Date: Sunday 20 July, 🕓 NRL 4.05pm, NRLW 6.15pm 📍Location: McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

Let’s take a trip underground at the Liddell Coal Operations in New South Wales. 📷 Pictured are Colrok Mining employees, setting cable bolts at an intersection in the mid-1980s. This was standard practice prior to the start of longwall mining.

Community investment means more than financial support. It’s about helping local organisations deliver lasting, grassroots impact, something Glencore Coal Australia is passionate about 🥰 Here’s an insight on the local organisations and initiatives Glencore Coal has supported over the last 12 months ➡️ https://www.glencore.com.au/media-and-insights/insights-and-stories/glencore-coal-creating-long-term-change-in-our-communities

📍 McArthur River station, roughly 35 kilometres from our McArthur River Mine. 🐮 Roughly 10,000 head of cattle raised for breeding by Glencore’s pastoral company, Colinta Holdings. 👀 Take a tour as part of our 360 virtual reality tour: https://glencore.ws/MRMVR

This year marks the 55th anniversary of the sinking of the Hilton Shaft and 25 years of operation of the George Fisher Mine. The lead-zinc-silver ore bodies of Hilton and George Fisher Mine have a long and remarkable history. Following a turbulent 40 years of stop and start development, Hilton began production in 1989. By 1998, development of Hilton North began and was renamed the George Fisher Mine, after former Chairman of Mount Isa Mines − Sir George Fisher. The mine was officially opened in 2000 and now forms part of Glencore’s Mount Isa Mines, an iconic mining operation with a legacy of over 100 years. Today George Fisher Mine is one of the largest and most complex underground zinc, lead and silver operations in Australia with a mine life until at least 2042.

😮 Did you know, McArthur River Mine was the first customer worldwide to receive a CAT 995 Wheel Loader? ✅ Weighing almost 250 tonnes, the 995 can lift a payload of more than 50 tonnes in optimal conditions. ✅ It’s more advanced than its predecessor and enables greater efficiency while being able to move more material with each payload. 📍 McArthur River Mine, Northern Territory

These truck trays aren’t State of Origin rivals, they’re raising awareness for breast and prostate cancer at our Clermont coal mine. But if they were Origin themed, who do you think will win Game II of the series on Wednesday? 👍 Like – New South Wales ❤️ Love – Queensland

Mine closure is more than just shutting the gates after mining is done – it’s a long-term commitment. At Newlands Coal, around 430 people are working to close the mine and restore the land after mining was completed in 2023. With 15 mining leases, 25 open-cut pits and a total land area of 32,633 hectares – the scale of this work is immense. 🗣️ “The first stage is reshaping the mined overburden into its final landform,” explains Environment and Community Manager, Craig Bushell. “Once reshaping is complete, teams bring in topsoil, install water management features like contour banks and rock chutes, and begin seeding the land. But it doesn’t stop there. “After that, there’s a whole period of monitoring and maintenance that can last 15 to 20 years. So, closure isn’t closure.” Rehabilitation takes time, expertise and commitment – and the Newlands Coal team is dedicated to returning mined land to either native woodland or pasture species. For more: https://glencore.ws/NewCraig