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14 March 2002 • Ron Manners AO
This speech was made by Ron at an Australian Mining Hall of Fame launch and recruitment function. He addressed supporters of Hundred Heroes, …
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28 February 2002 • Ron Manners AO
This article is a reflective piece, written by Ron in early 2002 and presented to the WA School of Mines Mining Executive Development Group …
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30 August 2001 • Ron Manners AO
This was a speech given to the West Australian Mining Club in Perth on August 30, 2001. What is globalisation, anyway? It all gets down …
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1 May 2001 • Ron Manners AO
As Chairman of Croesus Mining Ron was called on to open a mine at Davyhurst, 120km north of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. At the time, the mine was predicted to …
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14 November 2000 • Ron Manners AO
Balancing various priorities — mostly other people's priorities — are enough to fill our day. How easy to become confused between duties to …
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17 October 2000 • Ron Manners AO
Ron made this speech to the Rotary Club of Perth in 2000. At the time he was Chairman of Croesus Mining, a growing …
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21 September 2000 • Ron Manners AO
Australia's Mining Hall of Fame (a lost opportunity — Oct 2017?) I gave this presentation to the Mining 2000 Forum in Melbourne. At …
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8 January 2000 • Ron Manners AO
Remembering grandfather James “Pom Pom” Stevens Pom Pom was a prospecting, clarinet playing, blacksmith and winder-driver at the Mt Charlotte Gold Mine. (The …
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20 August 1999 • Ron Manners AO
This presentation was given at the 1999 Mining in the Goldfields – Opportunities and Challenges conference, and talked about recent mineral discoveries, the …
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2 June 1998 • Ron Manners AO
In the late 90s mining was clearly seen as the driver of Australia’s economic growth, as shown in this presentation given to attendees …
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