Features
Hunter Valley Operations awarded for safety
In 2007 Hunter Valley Operations (HVO) won the prestigious Rio Tinto Chief Executive Safety Award, after winning the Most Improved award in 2006.
Innovation improves safety
Finding ways to become more safe at work and reach our goal of zero injuries is a key priority across Rio Tinto Coal Australia (RTCA).
RTCA helps build a preferred future for Clermont
Rio Tinto Coal Australia (RTCA) has been supporting the central Queensland town of Clermont to develop a practical and sustainable vision for the future - a 'preferred future'.
Coal & Allied and Newcastle Knights Community Alliance
Coal & Allied took its sponsorship of national rugby league team, the Newcastle Knights, a step further in August 2007, creating a historic 'Community Alliance'.
Coal & Allied hands over land for conservation
Providing social, environmental and economic benefits to residents is at the forefront of Coal & Allied's proposed development in the growing Lower Hunter region of New South Wales.
Commercial forest trial on mining land
Coal & Allied believes looking after the land surrounding our operations for future generations to enjoy is vital to building a sustainable future.
Women in mining
In 2007 Hail Creek Mine received two awards for its efforts at attracting and retaining female employees.
Recycled gloves project brings sustainable benefits
At Rio Tinto Coal Australia, we continuously look for ways to reduce our waste and limit our environmental footprint.
Hail Creek Mine supports local organisations
Community groups have the tools to become more sustainable and self-supporting thanks to a forum delivered by the local council and Hail Creek Mine.
Replacing engines reduces carbon dioxide emissions
A key part of Rio Tinto Coal Australia's (RTCA's) Climate Change Plan is reducing carbon dioxide emissions across the business.