Alumni News

It’s 5:23am, and I’m in the office. I thought leaving FIFO was supposed to mean sleep ins? My office is on the 18th floor and faces south. From my desk I have […]

See below the alumni’s thoughts on John in Mining News John Langford Mining News The name Langford and Diggers in a sentence will never be erased. “Our Dead are never

Almost all of the 30 WA School of Mines students who graduated from the Kalgoorlie university campus in a ceremony at the WMC Conference Centre on Friday night have waltzed

Fantastic result for WASM- another WASM graduate, our President no less, has come away with 2018 40under40 award.  

Josh Chiat | Kalgoorlie Miner   The WA School of Mines Alumni Association expects to tip an estimated $100,000 into the local economy when it brings its annual ball to

Grant Haywood graduated from WASM in 1991. Grant is a mining engineer with over 25 years experience in underground and open cut mining operations and holds a First Class Mine

Josh Chiat Kalgoorlie Miner Outgoing WA School of Mines Alumni Association resident Bill Beament sees fostering improved relations between the Kalgoorlie campus and Curtin University administration in Bentley as his

Demand for graphite is projected to increase 500 per cent over the next 10 years because of the expected exponential growth in the electric vehicle market, says Battery Minerals boss

The Gold Industry Group is thrilled to partner with the WA School of Mines Alumni to support diversity within the school and the wider industry. Last night at the annual

Bruce Butler Kal Miner Tues August 8 Northern Star Resources has approached the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder to install a second flag pole at Centennial Park to fly the Aboriginal flag.