Issue 4

MARCH 2019

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3D Printed Parts: 
Gamechanger for Mines 

Additive manufacturing could allow remote mining projects to print parts that have failed

Additive manufacturing could allow remote mining projects to print parts that have failed

what does the future hold for mining in tasmania?

lucrative funding for northern territory projects

advanced mine mapping with underground drones

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR MINING IN TASMANIA

LUCRATIVE FUNDING FOR NORTHERN TERRITORY PROJECTS

ADVANCED MINE MAPPING WITH UNDERGROUND TECH

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