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Rio Tinto plans to use drones to monitor workers’ private lives
Rio Tinto has already replaced workers with automated trucks and trains, and now they want to survey their workforce via live streams to a monitoring station in Perth. Privacy advocates say this could set a […] Read More »
Big changes on the horizon at Aurizon
Aurizon is looking to replace current chief executive Lance Hockridge, sell the Moorebank freight hub and is considering selling their intermodal and freight businesses. An article in the Australian Financial Review this weeks speculates that former Rio Tinto iron ore […] Read More »
Are there “fatal flaws” in Rio Tinto’s driverless trains plan?
Mining giant Rio Tinto is having difficulties with AutoHaul, its driverless trains program. The company is spending $US518 million on the problematic driverless trains, claiming that AutoHaul will save the company up to an hour […] Read More »
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