Gold Operations.
Gold mining is the backbone of Western Australia's resources sector, contributing over $20 billion annually to the state economy. The Goldfields-Esperance region, centred on Kalgoorlie, hosts some of the world's most prolific deposits, supporting thousands of direct and indirect jobs statewide.
Mungari
Never Never
Newhaven
Paradigm
Paulsens Gold Mine
Pegasus Gold
Penny Gold Mine
Pertha May
Plutonic Gold Mine
Queen Lapage Gold Mine
Rama Gold
Redcastle Gold Mine
Riverina Gold Mine
Rose Dam
Rothsay Gold Mine
Sandstone Gold Mine
Second Fortune Gold Mine
Sleeper Hut
South Emu-Triton
Spargos Reward Gold Mine
Starlight Gold Mine
Sunrise Dam
Super Pit
Swiftsure Gold Mine
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is most of Western Australia's gold mined?
The majority of WA's gold production comes from the Goldfields-Esperance region, particularly around Kalgoorlie-Boulder, home to the iconic Super Pit — one of the largest open-cut gold mines in the world. Other significant producing regions include the Pilbara, Murchison, and Southern Cross districts.
How much gold does Western Australia produce each year?
Western Australia produces approximately 200–230 tonnes of gold per year, accounting for around 70–75% of Australia's total national output. This positions WA as one of the most significant gold-producing jurisdictions globally, behind only major producers such as China, Russia, and Australia as a whole.
What companies are the major gold miners operating in Western Australia?
Leading gold mining companies operating in WA include Newmont (formerly Newcrest), Northern Star Resources, Evolution Mining, Gold Fields, Regis Resources, and Ramelius Resources. These companies operate large-scale open-cut and underground mines across the Goldfields, Murchison, and other key WA gold corridors.