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N E X T G E N E R AT I O N

EXPANDING HORIZONS 2007


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THE FUTURE IS UNFOLDING


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CONTEN

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Foreword

Introduction

Industry Outlook

Research and Development

Exploration

Production

Adding Value

Environment

Energy

Product Stewardship

Resources Quarter

Conclusion

Appendices

EXPANDING HORIZONS2007NEXT GENERATION: INNOVATE , COMPETE, PROSPER

SHOWCASING THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN RESOURCES SECTOR AS AN INDUSTRY OF THE FUTURE,

THROUGH A FOCUS ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.


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HWEMINING


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THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN RESOURCES SECTO

GREW BY ANOTHER 23 PER CENT IN 2006 TO REACH ANUNPRECEDENTED $48.4 BILLION. STELLAR GROWTH IN

A DIVERSE RANGE OF COMMODITIES CONTINUESTO

BE BASED ON HIGH COMMODITY PRICES AND STRONGDEMAND FROM THE STATES KEY TRADING PARTNER



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THERE ARE OVER 50 RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS INWESTERN AUSTRALIA DEDICATING A SIGNIFICAN

PART OF THEIR EXPERTISE TO THE PURSUIT OSCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMEN

IN THE RESOURCESSECTO



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FOOTNOTES



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THE SUCCESS OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN RESOURCE

SECTOR IS BASED ON ITS ABILITY TO PROVIDE THE RAWMATERIALS REQUIRED BY MANUFACTURERS TO BUILINFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOP THE PRODUCTS SOUGH

AFTER BY A GLOBAL SOCIETY STRIVING FOR A BETTER QUALIT

OF LIFE AND MORE AFFLUENT STANDARD OF LIVING



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IMAGIN


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Unless otherwise reerenced, the statistics used in this

publication have been sourced rom the Department o Industry

and Resources, the Department o Treasury and Finance, the

Australian Bureau o Statistics, ABARE and member companies.

Note that all reerences to dollar values in this publication are

reerences to Australian dollars only.

CME acknowledges the support o the CME Industry Policy

Committee, CME Executive Council and the assistance o

representatives rom all member companies in developing this

publication.

CME specifcally acknowledges the assistance o Dr Peter Lilly and

Bob Chamberlain rom CSIRO Exploration and Mining, Dr Greg

Davis rom CSIRO Land and Water, Associate Proessor Andrew

Rohl and Dr Stuart Midgely rom iVEC, Dr Tim Gri n and Dr Mike

Donaldson rom the Geological Survey o Western Australia,

Dr Jim Limerick and Graham Cobby rom the Department o

Industry and Resources, Stevan Green and Kelly Dwyer rom the

Centre or Sustainable Resource Processing, Proessor Jonathan

Majer rom Curtin University, Rod Jones rom the Minerals and

Energy Research Institute o Western Australia (MERIWA) and Kim

Thornton-Smith rom Blake Thornton-Smith.

CME also acknowledges the assistance o Murray Meaton rom

Economics Consulting Services, who supplied the economic data

used in this publication, and the Department o Industry and

Resources or the timely provision o 2006 statistics.

This publication may be quoted with acknowledgement e

where copyright is specifcally reserved.

DISCLAIMER

This publication contains statements about the Western

Australian resources sector based on actual and estimated

statistics and orecasts with no guarantee o uture results

For the purposes o this publication, CME has reerred to m

company names in their abbreviated orm.

STATISTICS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COPYRIGHT


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