May includes:

• Great Mines - Henderson: Cave mines are often differentiated by their ore handling systems. At Henderson John Chadwick saw some of the World's deepest (below surface) caving production and an innovative ore handling system that combines rigid, side-tipping trucks with a conveyor system that is an engineering masterpiece.
  
• Trackless Loading and Hauling: John Chadwick and major supplier contributors, look at articulation versus rigid steer, a shuttle car milestone, the latest LHDs and new ideas in power packages, automation and cutting DPM emissions.
• Gold Recovery: IM looks at the current king of metals, gold, and the technologies used to get optimum recovery of this precious metal. Replacing cyanidation with more environmentally friendly processes remains a goal for many as the article shows.
• Energy Management: Ways to cut energy consumption are issues explored in this article. We look at specific examples from mining companies, as well as innovative technologies that are cutting down or recycling energy. In particular there are ways to cut the energy drawn by grinding mills.
• Canadian Equipment and Services: Canada is a very lucky country. Nickel, copper, iron ore, gold and many other metals and minerals lie on its doorstep. The country's suppliers make the most of this; providing innovative services and technology worldwide as IM demonstrates.
• Gold Mining in Russia: GFMS's recent report on gold showed Russia's production had increased by 11%, with the country's output benefiting from the roll-out of a major mining project, specifically Kupol. Now ranked fifth in the top 20 gold producing countries, this article shows how it has got to this position and where future increases will come from.

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