Features
Footy Means Business - AFL national draft success
The Australian Football League (AFL) national draft was held recently at the Gold Coast Convention Centre, with the next generation of AFL stars from across the country all gathering together.
Rio Tinto employee shoots for Olympic gold
Rio Tinto employee, Daniel Repacholi, goes off to London to represent Australia at his third Olympic Games.
Footy Means Business in Rio Tinto-AFL partnership
The Footy Means Business partnership between Rio Tinto and the AFL is an innovative leadership development programme that links young Indigenous men with employment and education opportunities.
Participation agreements with Traditional Owners in the Pilbara
In 2011 Rio Tinto finalised participation agreements with five indigenous groups across the Pilbara region, securing the current and future operations of Rio Tinto's iron ore business while ensuring the full engagement of the region's traditional owners.
Argyle Participation Agreement
In 2001, Argyle committed to renew its relationship with local Aboriginal communities and began a comprehensive process of engagement with Traditional Owners, leading to a new agreement.
Indigenous agreement heralds new era at Gove
Rio Tinto entered a new era in sustainable development in the Northern Territory when Rio Tinto Alcan and Yolngu Traditional Owners signed the Gove Traditional Owners Agreement.
Aboriginal education receives a $2.5 million boost
Rio Tinto has committed more than $2.5 million over three years in Aboriginal education in Western Australia.
Aurora Project delivers training in Indigenous affairs
Rio Tinto is a leading partner in the Aurora Project, which provides training and professional development to employees working at native title representative bodies.
Rio Tinto extends health services in Wickham
Rio Tinto contributed $130,000 to deliver medical services to the Pilbara in a partnership with Pilbara Health Network.