Venture gives life to Riley

THE Riley iron ore mine on Tasmania’s West Coast could be back in operation next month after Venture Minerals signed a road access agreement with Hydro Tasmania to secure a clear path from mine gate to port.

The gates open at Riley

11 June 2020
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The agreement for a 21km bitumen road from the mine to the Port of Burnie means mining and dry screening activities can start at short notice and low cost, given the zero strip ratio of the

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