Rio Tinto promotes WA locals

RIO Tinto boss Jakob Stausholm has reshuffled his executive team to include three Western Australians, with the London-based miner keen to strengthen ties in WA following the Juukan Gorge disaster.

Vella with mines minister Bill Johnston at 7-Mile in 2019.

28 January 2021
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Rio Tinto's reputation was severely damaged when a blast at the Juukan Gorge as part of the Brockman 4 iron ore mine in May 2020 damaged two 46,000-year-old rock shelters.

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