The Darwin Mining Club (DMC) was established in 2010 to provide a forum to promote and support the resources and allied industries in the Northern Territory. The DMC is an unincorporated activity of the Minerals Council of Australia – Northern Territory Division (MCA NT).
The DMC and sponsors host four popular luncheons per year that offer a pre-lunch networking session prior to the official proceedings. The DMC attracts premier speakers from the leading-edge mining companies operating in the Northern Territory and Government.
Membership
Membership to the DMC is free and open to individuals who share our key goals of knowledge sharing, relationship building and collaborating for a safe, profitable, and sustainable NT resources sector. To become a member email your contact details to info.nt@minerals.org.au.
NT Gala Dinner
Friday 22 November 2024 – Register here.
The MCA NT Gala Dinner, which celebrates the successes of the Northern Territory’s minerals industry in 2024 and beyond, will be held on Friday 22 November at Darwin Convention Centre. Join industry leaders, partners, and top executives for an unforgettable evening. MCA would like to thank sponsors Newmont Australia, Hastings Deering, McArthur River Mine, ERA, Northern Territory Government, Verdant Minerals, Gulkula Mining Company and KPGM for their support and participation for this leading event. Tickets are available here.
Darwin Mining Club Lunch – Dates
Thank you for attending our many wonderful DMC events in 2024. There are no more lunch dates this year but we look forward to announcing dates for 2025 and welcoming you to network and hear from industry leaders in the Top End. To receive invitations to events, sign up to be a DMC member.
Sponsorship
For information on sponsorship opportunities and benefits, contact the MCA NT Events and Office Manager Linda Young by email – info.nt@minerals.org.au.
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