Sydney
Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales, Australia, and the country's largest and most populous urban centre. With a metropolitan population of more than five-million people, it serves as Australia's primary financial and economic hub. The city is home to the Australian Securities Exchange, the headquarters of numerous multinational corporations, and a concentration of banking, insurance and professional services firms. Sydney's economy is highly diversified, encompassing finance, manufacturing, tourism, technology and creative industries, with a significant services sector. The Port of Sydney, comprising Port Botany and the broader harbour facilities, is a major gateway for containerised freight and bulk commodities, supporting trade with Asia-Pacific markets. Sydney is also a key centre for mining and resources sector activity, hosting the corporate headquarters and regional offices of major mining companies including BHP and numerous coal producers operating in New South Wales and Queensland. The city's infrastructure includes Kingsford Smith International Airport, an extensive rail and road network, and a deep natural harbour that has shaped its development since European settlement in 1788. Sydney's role as a commercial and logistics hub makes it central to Australia's trade in minerals, energy and agricultural exports. The city is a frequent venue for industry conferences, investor briefings and corporate announcements in the resources sector.
Sydney Updates
New electricity solution being advanced for South Africa’s Hillside Aluminium 
By: Martin Creamer 28th April 2026 A new, long-term electricity solution for South Africa’s Hillside Aluminium Smelter in KwaZulu Natal has been advanced, which marks a crucial step... →
With BHP Xplor, Orion’s looking to longer-term South Africa exploration potential 
By: Martin Creamer 17th February 2026 With the benefit of attracting BHP Xplor into our organisation, we’re looking to longer-term exploration potential in the Northern Cape, Orion... →
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