Thank You for Your Support

Thank you to everyone who has signed up as Gippsland Critical Minerals supporters so far.

It has been great hearing what our Fingerboards Critical Minerals Project means to you.

Gippsland Critical Minerals will bring hundreds of long-term jobs, new investment to East Gippsland and supply the nation and the world with essential resources that will underpin our efforts to flight climate change.

With an increased need for renewable energy comes the need for more critical minerals. These minerals are a critical factor in the speed of our progress towards a sustainable future.

To sign up as a supporter of our Fingerboards Critical Minerals project click the below link.

Community Grants Program Second Round

The second round of our community grants program opened 24 April 2023.

Gippsland Critical Minerals is an active and supportive member of our local communities in East Gippsland

Our Community Grants Program aims to support community initiatives that enhance the quality of life, heritage, recreation and cultural opportunities and provide long lasting benefits to the wider community. Grant funding is available for projects within the Educational, Recreational, Environmental and Social aspects of the community in which we operate.

Application for our grants program can be made via our website www.gippslandcriticalminerals.com

Melbourne Mining Club – Victorian Critical Minerals Initiative

On 9 May 2023, the Melbourne Mining Club held a special Cutting Edge Series event in partnership with the Victorian Government and Geological Survey, to launch the Victorian Critical Minerals Initiative.

Gippsland Critical Minerals together with other Victorian Critical Minerals companies participated in the event with a record attendance of 280 people.

As the global demand for critical minerals continues to grow exponentially, this special event put the spotlight on Victoria’s potential to produce and process the minerals and metals needed for tomorrow.

Jozsef Patarica – CEO and Janet Robertson – Administration Manager at the event at the Melbourne Town Hall.

Forestec Tafe Campus visit to native seed production facility

Our Team hosted a visit from the Forestec Tafe Campus at our native seed production facility last week.

The students are undertaking a Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management which involves a component of theory and also fieldwork.

Murray Holland and Isaac Hoskin provided information on the Native Seed Facility and its important role in restoration of lands. Isaac completed a Certificate II in Horticulture school-based apprenticeship with Gippsland Critical Minerals and is now working with us on a permanent basis. We look forward to future visits from the Forestec students.

Murray Holland

For further information about the Fingerboards Project:

Free call: 1800 791 396
Email: contactus@gippslandcriticalminerals.com
Website: https://www.gippslandcriticalminerals.com
Facebook: facebook.com/gippslandcriticalmineralsfingerboards