Rio Tinto could look further afield for new chiefs
Miner is looking for a new CEO and iron ore boss after they allowed the blasting of ancient Aboriginal rock shelters
11 September 2020 - 10:41
Melbourne — Four years after mining giant Rio Tinto swept out its veteran managers to make way for a new generation of business heads, its leadership team has come unstuck.
The world’s biggest iron ore miner is looking for a new chief and iron ore boss after they allowed the blasting of ancient Aboriginal rock shelters to expand a mine in Western Australia against the wishes of the traditional owners...
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