Better Partnerships Supported by Sino Iron

Two crew members from Hardhat Media travelled to Sino Iron, south of Karratha to create a series to increase community awareness of the role of Sino Iron in the greater mining fraternity within Western Australia.

Sino Iron is the first major project developing secondary processing of iron ore, rather than just exporting large chunks of rock.

The series explores the positive impact to the community, both at the nearby town or Karratha and the mine interaction with indigenous communities. Featuring interviews with students from Karratha who travel to the mine site regularly as their main career path. We also created a wellness program, exploring the way Sino Iron helps its employees develop a healthy lifestyle whilst at the site.

  • Better Partnerships | Karratha Clontarf Academy | Supported by SINO Iron

    The Karratha Clontarf Academy is proudly supported by Sino Iron. Partnerships matter, and we’re helping where they can.
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  • Better Partnerships | Working With Traditional Owners | Supported by SINO Iron

    Gary Blinco is Better Partnerships’ Heritage Indigenous Affairs Superintendent. He’s one of their dedicated staff members contributing to the success of this project. Better Partnerships with Traditional Owners ensures we can meet local needs and respect country.
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  • Better Partnerships | Better Outcomes for the Environment | Supported by SINO Iron

    Our project is in a beautiful part of the world, and we’re committed to treading lightly. Bruce Watson leads our dedicated team and is proud of the environmental initiatives Sino Iron has introduced.
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  • Better Partnerships | Living Locally | Supported by SINO Iron

    Everyone’s heard of FIFO, but have you heard of DIDO? Sino Iron’s Gary Rayson (Karratha local, dad, husband, golfer, General Manager of Health and Safety, and DIDO worker) can tell you more.
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