Donald Mineral Sands (DMS) is committed to making a positive contribution to the people, community, economy and the environment in Minyip and surrounding area. The DMS project team look forward to having a meaningful, long term relationship with local residents and stakeholders.
DMS recognises that this is a long term project which will have large economic and social impacts both locally and regionally. There is an opportunity for significant community infrastructure investment in development of roads, housing, social, health and recreation services. DMS is committed to working closely with the community and stakeholders to maximise the positive benefits to the broader local economy. However the project is not without its challenges which DMS recognises and is committed to working with the community and stakeholders to overcome them.
Community & Stakeholders
DMS is committed to engaging in constructive dialogue with all of our stakeholders in order to understand and respond to issues that are important to them. Stakeholders include local landowners, local and wider community members, businesses, suppliers, and Federal, State and Local Government agencies. DMS has established a Community Reference Group to ensure direct local contact with a range of stakeholders. Our Environment and Community Officer, Paul Atherton is available to answer any stakeholder enquiries and can be contacted via email.
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Our Environment and Community Officer, Paul Atherton is available to answer any enquiries and can be contacted via email.
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Community Overview
Donald Mineral Sands (DMS) is committed to making a positive contribution to the people, community, economy and the environment in Minyip and surrounding area.
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Community Engagement
Donald Mineral Sand’s (DMS’s) Environment and Community Officer Paul Atherton works to further develop links and connections with the community and stakeholders.
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Community Sponsorship
Careers with Astron Limited
DMS is committed to employing suitably qualified local people wherever possible and creating opportunities for former residents of the region to return home.
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