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Silver- coins, medals, jewellery, batteries.
Gold- jewellery, coins, dentistry, medicine.
Cobalt- aircraft gas engines, cutting tools, permanent magnets, chemicals.

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Rio Tinto

BHP Billiton

Fortesque Metals Group

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Modern mining is an industry that involves the exploration for and removal of minerals from the earth, economically and with minimum damage to the environment. Mining is important because minerals are major sources of energy as well as materials such as fertilizers and steel. Mining is necessary for nations to have adequate and dependable supplies of minerals and materials to meet their economic and defense needs at acceptable environmental, energy, and economic costs. Some of the nonfuel minerals mined, such as stone, which is a nonmetallic or industrial mineral, can be used directly from the earth.

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Rutile

Zircon

Bauxite

Iron ore

Ilmenite

Gold

Alumina

Lithium

Manganese ore

Lead

Zink

Uranium

Silver

Nickel

Coal

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- Abra Mining Limited
- African Gold Resources Ltd
- Bamboo Creek Gold Mine
- Clems Resources
- Dragon Mountain Gold
- EMG Blue

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The history of gold mining in Western Australia dates back to the 1880s but took on some larger dimensions in the 1890s, after gold discoveries at Coolgardie in 1892 and Kalgoorlie in 1893. It reached an early peak in 1903, experienced a golden era in the 1930s and a revival in the mid-1980s.

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- 3.1 Iron ore.
- 3.2 Petroleum.
- 3.3 Gold.
- 3.4 Alumina.
- 3.5 Nickel.
- 3.6 Base metals. 3.6.1 Copper. 3.6.2 Lead. 3.6.3 Zinc.
- 3.7 Coal.
- 3.8 Diamonds.

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Mining in Western Australia, together with the petroleum industry, accounted for 92% of the state's and 41% of Australia's income from total merchandise exports 2015-2016. The state of Western Australia hosted 111 principal mining projects and hundreds of smaller quarries and mines.