Luke Katakouzinos 
More than 83 percent of East Gippslanders say that Australia should be more self-reliant in producing its own resources and more than 64 percent said it is important for critical minerals projects to proceed in regional areas, when appropriate safeguards are in place. The results are from an independent survey of more than 700 East … Read more
GCM in association with AECOM, the lead environmental consultant for the rescoped Fingerboards Project, has appointed consultants for two new studies on soils and economics. SLR has been appointed to lead the soils assessment and Korda Mentha will lead the economic study, which are being undertaken as part of GCM’s impact assessment work. Soils Conducted by SLR, the soils assessment will establish a detailed baseline and evaluate potential impacts on, and from, … Read more
GCM’s Community and Stakeholder Lead, Mick Harrington, has shared a letter outlining key information about the Fingerboards Project: The 2021 Fingerboards proposal did not receive approval, and that was the right decision for that project at that time. Now led by Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM), new leadership has taken the time to learn from the … Read more
Gippsland Critical Minerals (GCM) has launched a new website and virtual office to make it easier for East Gippslanders to access clear, reliable information about the Fingerboards Project. The new website, gippslandcriticalminerals.com, has been designed for simplicity, transparency and ease of use. It brings together key project details, community engagement updates and interactive tools in one … Read more
Our November newsletter features a message from Community and Stakeholder Lead Mick Harrington, updates on the Young Farmers Program, early plans for a Mining and Rehabilitation Demonstration Pit (MRDP), details of the new Rail Taskforce, and more.
