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Great Southern Region.

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The Great Southern region supports mineral sands, gold, and lithium mining, underpinning regional economic growth across Albany and surrounding areas.

The Great Southern region of Western Australia contributes to the state's mining economy through mineral sands extraction, gold exploration, and emerging critical minerals projects, supporting local employment and infrastructure investment across Albany, Katanning, and surrounding rural communities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What minerals are mined in the Great Southern region of Western Australia?

The Great Southern region hosts mineral sands deposits, gold projects, and growing critical minerals exploration including lithium and rare earth elements, with operations spread across the Albany hinterland and broader agricultural zone.

How does mining impact the economy of the Great Southern region?

Mining in the Great Southern supports regional employment, contractor demand, and local supply chain activity. Exploration investment and active operations contribute to council revenues and infrastructure development across towns including Albany, Katanning, and Mount Barker.

Are there active mining exploration projects in the Great Southern region?

Yes, the Great Southern region has active exploration tenements targeting gold, mineral sands, and critical minerals. Junior and mid-tier explorers regularly lodge tenement applications with the WA Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) across the region.