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Straterra has as an objective to improve New Zealand’s attractiveness as a destination for responsible minerals investment.

This recognises the importance of investors and investment to minerals prospecting, exploration, development and mining, whether from New Zealand or abroad. Straterra’s membership includes a number of firms specialising in financial and legal services.

Straterra welcomes inquiries from the investment community. View Straterra’s goals and policy recommendations in the Minerals Briefing Paper 2014, and learn more on Mining in NZ.

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We need to talk about coal and climate change

By Chris Baker, Straterra CEO It’s not often that both protestors and organisers of an event can claim to have achieved what they set out to do – but in the case of the recent Minerals Forum in Dunedin that’s just what happened. Protestors wanted...

Record attendance for 2019 New Zealand Minerals Forum

MEDIA RELEASE 26 May 2019 More than 300 delegates are registered to attend the New Zealand Minerals Forum, which takes place at Dunedin City Hall on 28-29 May. The Forum’s theme for 2019 is Exploring Science, Technology and New Markets. There is strong international input, a focus on...

Anti-mining bias demonstrated in overseas investment decision

MEDIA RELEASE 7 May 2019 Straterra, New Zealand’s minerals sector industry organisation, considers that the decision by the Land Information Minister Eugenie Sage to decline Oceana Gold’s application to purchase land adjacent to its Waihi mine under the Overseas Investment Act was based explicitly on her...

Investor Centre

Straterra has as an objective to improve New Zealand’s attractiveness as a destination for responsible minerals investment.

Latest News

We need to talk about coal and climate change

Record attendance for 2019 New Zealand Minerals Forum

Anti-mining bias demonstrated in overseas investment decision

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