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MESSAGE FROM STRATERRAWe are pleased to promote the Minerals Forum 2018 and welcome industry, government representatives and prospective investors to this informative conference and exhibition.

It’s your forum and your opportunity to hear from leaders at the forefront of the key issues affecting our industry today. It’s also your chance to support and promote our industry as a positive and valuable contributor through investment, jobs, taxes and royalties.

Minerals Forum 2018; Understanding our Advantage. See you there.

Chris Baker - Chief Executive Officer, Straterra

The New Zealand Minerals Forum is a two-day conference and exhibition covering mining in New Zealand. It is designed to showcase the mining sector to stakeholders and prospective investors, and educate and inform the mining community.

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EDUCATIONThe conference programme will boast a range of training opportunities to upskill and gain required industry accreditations and CPD hours.

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• Be included and promote your brand as part of the extensive marketing campaign associated with the event

• Network with industry decision makers. Don’t miss out!

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Early bird full delegate Registrations prior to 31 January 2018

29 & 30 May 2018 Rydges Hotel, Queenstown $1650

Full delegate 29 & 30 May 2018 Rydges Hotel, Queenstown $1850

Mine Manager/SSE/CoC holder 29 & 30 May 2018 Rydges Hotel, Queenstown $1250

Mine Manager/SSE/CoC holder – single day pass Mine Managers’ Forum

30 May 2018 Rydges Hotel, Queenstown $850

Single Gala Dinner ticket 29 May 2018 Skyline, Queenstown $165

Table of 10 at Gala Dinner 29 May 2018 Skyline, Queenstown $1550

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Mark Sinclair - Founder, yourBusinessChannelMark Sinclair has spent the last two decades helping industry bodies, global companies and firms of consultants to engage with key audiences and stakeholders more directly, more measurably and with impact. His work has spanned multiple industries including mining, and most major markets, including work with two governments. He has spoken at numerous mining industry events globally. Mark was previously a barrister solicitor, CMO at the world's largest network of headhunters and commercial director at a disruptive agency which launched NZ's first youth mobile brand.

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIESThe New Zealand Minerals Investment Forum aims to bring together regional and international investors including financial institutions, private equity, high net worth individuals, sovereign wealth funds, national and international mining companies, government and other industry stakeholders. It will showcase the country’s existing players, geological prospectivity, and specific investment opportunities in the region.

COAL USERS’ FORUMThe sale of Solid Energy’s coal mines has re-shaped the commercial landscape in New Zealand for this important fuel. One dominant mining and logistics outfit has been replaced with healthy competition and in the South Island usage has grown amongst large industrials.

Regulators have been moving in different directions around particulate and sulphur emissions, and technology has been advancing too. Learn about this dynamic space and hear how coal users and the industry can craft their sustainability strategies while still using and promoting a valuable fuel.

MINE MANAGERS’ FORUMThis conference provides a dedicated forum for Senior Site Executives, Mine Managers and Certificate of Competence holders. The focus will be on mine management, a role that has taken on more responsibility in the modern mining environment but is open to budding mine managers and deputies.

Participants will be able to earn CPD hours across the whole conference and network with their peers. Important subjects that straddle coal, underground gold, opencast gold, alluvial, industrial minerals and scale aggregates will be discussed. These include health & safety, staff management, technology adoption and geotechnics.

SCALE AGGREGATES AND INDUSTRIAL MINERALSNew Zealand’s unique and growing industrial minerals operations continue to receive attention from inbound investors and overseas downstream markets. Increasingly, the challenges faced by the quarrying sector line up with those of the mining sector, particularly in the regulatory and stakeholder engagement spheres. And so do the opportunities around technology and innovation. This stream will feature some of the leaders in this space and include information on how the entire extractives sector can work together.

GALA DINNERJoin us for a highly memorable night at the spectacular Skyline Queenstown, with stunning 270 degree views over the Queenstown skyline and Lake Wakatipu. Starting with a gondola ride to the top, this picturesque venue will be a great setting for our guest MC to lead us through an exciting night, including the inaugural Mining Sector Awards, recognising excellence in the New Zealand minerals sector. The awards that will be presented on the night include; Health and Safety Programme Award, Innovation Award and Excellence in Environmental Management Award.

The gala dinner will have fine wine and food, entertainment and plenty of networking time.

Tickets can be purchased with registration.

MESSAGE FROM NZP&MNew Zealand Petroleum & Minerals is delighted to be the Foundation Partner for the Minerals Forum 2018. This is a conference designed around the increased level of activity and opportunity available in the New Zealand minerals sector. Join me and industry experts from both government and the private sector for your chance to have your questions answered about minerals permitting and information releases in the coming year.

Ilana Miller - National Manager Minerals, New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals

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SELECTION OF SPEAKERS AND PANELLISTSMathew ArthurImerys Ceramics

Dave BellettWorkSafe

Allan BirchfieldBirchfield Minerals

Judi BrennanDepartment of Conservation

Anne BrewsterStevenson Group

Lizzie ChambersCarbon Match

David DarbyNZP&M

Cambell McKenzieRSC Mining & Mineral Exploration

Mike MeehanWest Coast Regional Council

Matt MengelOceanaGold

Alison PaulOceanaGold

Glenys PerkinsTaylor Coal

Chris PullenWestland Milk Products

Steve RiddellKaipara

Brent FrancisNZ Coal & Carbon

Mark FranklinStevenson Group

Desmond GongTailored Energy Solutions

Peter HaddockMill Creek Mining

Clayton HillGroundwork Plus

Matthew HillGNS Science

Andrew HolleyNZ Coal & Carbon

Wayne ScottMinEx

James Stevenson-WallaceNZP&M

Glenville StilesNew Zealand Mines Rescue

Antony StodartNew Vale and Ohai Coal

Richard TaconBathurst Resources

Linda ThompsonFonterra

Mick WilkesOceanaGold

DAY ONE (29 MAY 2018)7.00 REGISTRATION - TEA AND COFFEE

8.00 WELCOME

8.15 CONFERENCE OPENING ADDRESS/STRATERRA CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS

Brent Francis - Managing Director, New Zealand Coal & Carbon

8.35 MINISTERIAL ADDRESS

9:10 LEADERS' PANEL: SUSTAINABLE EXPANSION OF OUR MINERALS PRODUCTION AND GETTING OUR MESSAGE RIGHT

Hear from the minerals sector leaders on the issues of the day including:

• Mastering stakeholder engagement in new regions• Future thinking around unlocking our minerals wealth• Mining – the New Zealand way• Requests of the new government

Mick Wilkes - President and Chief Executive Officer, OceanaGoldJames Stevenson-Wallace - General Manager, New Zealand Petroleum & MineralsBrent Francis - Chief Executive Officer, New Zealand Coal & CarbonRichard Tacon - Chief Executive Officer, Bathurst ResourcesAllan Birchfield - Director, Birchfield MineralsFacilitated by: Chris Baker - Chief Executive Officer, Straterra

10.15 NEW ZEALAND PETROLEUM & MINERALS: KEYNOTE ADDRESS

NZP&M leads and actively manages the New Zealand government’s minerals and petroleum portfolio. This presentation will provide an update and overview of NZP&M’s close work with other government agencies involved in regulation of the sector, and present new initiatives in our regulatory and compliance environment.

Ilana Miller - National Manager Minerals, NZP&M

10.45 MORNING BREAK AND REFRESHMENTS

DAY ONE - STREAM ONE

11.15 - 3.00

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES11.15 WELCOME FROM THE CHAIR:

Tony Haworth - Director, Campbell MacPherson

11.20 UNDERSTANDING OUR ADVANTAGE AND PROMOTING THE NEW ZEALAND MINERALS ESTATE

Principal sponsor New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals promotes and manages the Government’s minerals portfolio.

David Darby - Manager, NZP&M

11.30 AN OVERVIEW OF ONSHORE NEW ZEALAND MINERAL PROSPECTIVITY

What is the mineral potential for new discoveries of precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum.

Rob Smillie - Head of Department, GNS Science

12.00 AN OVERVIEW OF OFFSHORE NEW ZEALAND MINERAL PROSPECTIVITY

• Geospatial overlay of offshore minerals prospectivity• Ironsands, phosphate, rare earths, gold, ilmenite• Exploration techniques and timeframes• Availability of data

Campbell McKenzie - Business Development Manager, RSC Mining & Mineral Exploration

12.30 NEW ZEALAND’S “GREEN” MINERAL POTENTIAL

• Geospatial overlay of where these deposits and resources exist in New Zealand

• Research techniques being used by GNS Science• Global comparisons

Rose Turnbull - Geologist, GNS Science

DAY ONE - STREAM TWO

11.15 - 3.00

COAL USERS’ FORUM11.15 WELCOME FROM THE CHAIR

11.20 PANEL DISCUSSION: SUPPLY CONSIDERATIONS - SECURITY OF SUPPLY, IMPORTS, COAL QUALITIES, THE NEW OWNERSHIP LANDSCAPE

The sale of Solid Energy’s coal mines has substantially changed the commercial dynamic of coal procurement in New Zealand. In this panel we challenge the leaders of the coal sector around where the country is heading in terms of security of supply and coal quality.

Glenys Perkins - Managing Director, Taylor CoalRichard Tacon - CEO, Bathurst ResourcesFurther panellists to be confirmed

Facilitated by: Linda Thompson - Energy Manager, Fonterra

12.20 ADVANCEMENTS IN COAL BOILER TECHNOLOGY

Selecting and improving your boiler is more important than ever now to provide cost efficiencies, emissions reduction and a sustainable operation.

• Summary of latest boiler technologies coming onto the market

12.40 INSIDE A LARGE COAL USER: OPTIMISING BOILER CONFIGURATION AND YOUR FUEL USAGE

• Understanding slagging and fouling and mitigation strategies

• The latest thinking in boiler tuning

Desmond Gong - Combustion Engineer, Taylor Coal


2.00 - 3.00 COMPANY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

2.00 OPPORTUNITY 1

Chatham Rise seabed phosphate

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2.20 OPPORTUNITY 3

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2.00 LOWERING YOUR OVERALL CARBON FOOTPRINT WITHOUT TRIMMING COAL USAGE

Overseas markets are increasingly analysing the carbon footprint of the New Zealand food products that they purchase. Coal is a cost-effective, strategic fuel that provides the country with a competitive edge. We take a look at:

• Minimising the transport of coal; sourcing coal closer to the boiler

• Diesel usage and certification of your transport fleet• Working carbon offsets to your advantage• Animal emissions and what can be done on the farm• What does coal rank mean and how are banks

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Chris Pullen - Environmental Manager, Westland Milk Products

2.30 PLANNING FOR THE ONGOING IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EMISSIONS TRADING SCHEME

Carbon Match is a Wellington-based NZU trading house and expert in the New Zealand emissions trading scheme (ETS). In this session we look at impacts and financial optimisation strategies for miners and coal users:

• An update for thermal coal users and coal miners• Are gas, electricity and wood waste reasonable

alternatives for large coal users?• The New Zealand ETS - where to now. What will the

new Government likely bring to the table• Other considerations such as diesel usage

Lizzie Chambers - Managing Director, Carbon Match

3.00 AFTERNOON BREAK AND REFRESHMENT

3.30 SCALE ALLUVIAL GOLD MINING

The West Coast alluvial gold mining sector has been growing in recent years providing an important contribution to the regional economy and national gold production. Hear from one of the larger operators around what makes their businesses work and how they are advancing their mines.

Peter Haddock - Managing Director, Mill Creek Mining

3.50 NZIMMR: PROGRESS UPDATE

The New Zealand Institute for Minerals to Materials Research (NZIMMR) is being formed to move New Zealand’s minerals industry up the value chain from commodities production and export, into higher value new technologies.

It has identified carbon foam, tungsten production and rare earth element processing as three initial areas of focus.

Kevin Stratful - Economic Development Manager, West Coast Regional Council

4.15 SHOWCASE: OCEANAGOLD GLOBE PROGRESS ENVIRONMENTAL RE-HAB - REEFTON, WEST COAST

The closure of the Globe Progress gold mine near Reefton is underway with a world-class rehabilitation exercise inside Victoria Conservation Park. A multiyear exercise has received enthusiastic buy-in from local politicians and stakeholders. This represents best practice in mining today.

• Project update and overall scope• Water treatment• Community relations and communications strategy

Duncan Ross- Planning and Approval Superintendent, OceanaGold

5.00 NETWORKING DRINKS

7.00 GALA DINNER

DAY TWO (30 MAY 2018)7.00 REGISTRATION - TEA AND COFFEE

8.00 WELCOME BACK AND RE-CAP FROM THE CHAIR

8.15 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: AWKWARD CONVERSATIONS - WHAT NEW ZEALAND CAN LEARN FROM OTHER INDUSTRIES AND THE WORLD

With the changing political, social and communications landscape in New Zealand, mining faces a unique set of challenges, from all sides. The recent global rise of disruptive technologies and pervasive platforms have only upped the stakes. Whether you're a miner, a regulator, a stakeholder or you service the industry, Mark will share clear strategies to help your organisation and the mining industry as a whole navigate this new landscape and advance New Zealand mining positively.

Mark Sinclair - Founder, yourBusinessChannel

9.15 PANEL DISCUSSION: REGULATORY HURDLE JUMPING

“You've found a high grade resource - advice on next steps”

Post-discovery, the resource consenting phase of a mining project can be a lengthy and costly exercise.

Sheryl Roa - Resource Officer, Environment WaikatoAnne Brewster - Commercial & Operations Manager, Stevenson GroupSteve Riddell - Director, KaiparaMike Meehan - Chief Executive Officer, West Coast Regional CouncilJudi Brennan - Permissions/SLM Manager, Department of ConservationFacilitated by: Stephen Christensen - Partner, Anderson Lloyd

10.15 THE PLANNING WARS: THE LATEST THINKING ON INTERPRETING DISTRICT PLANS

What is the role of extractives in the economy and how important are they both regionally and nationally and is this being interpreted at the council planning level.

Stephen Christensen - Partner, Anderson Lloyd


DAY TWO - STREAM ONE

11.15 - 3.00

MINE MANAGERS' FORUM11.15 WELCOME FROM THE CHAIR:

Antony Stodart - General Manager, New Vale and Ohai Coal

11.20 PANEL DISCUSSION: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN MINE MANAGEMENT IN 2018

With representatives across New Zealand’s range of currently produced commodities, this panel takes a look at where mine management is heading and what the discipline requires from the sector.

Steve Riddell - KaiparaAndrew Holley - New Zealand Coal & CarbonDave Bellett - WorkSafeMatt Mengel - OceanaGoldMathew Arthur - Imerys CeramicsFacilitated by: Antony Stodart - New Vale and Ohai Coal

12.20 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSE

Developing an emergency management plan that is meaningful, fit-for-purpose and stacks up:

• Different considerations by size of operation and commodity type

• The relationship between emergency response and Principal Hazard Management Plans

• Becoming best practice without losing sight of the human element

Glenville Stiles - New Zealand Mines Rescue

12.40 USING EMERGING TECHNOLOGY TO PROVIDE A STEP CHANGE IN OUTPUT

Presentation on ‘Industry 4.0’ - how productivity improvements can be achieved via digital and technological innovations.

• Digitisation of Engineering Information (asset visualisation, gaining synergies from digital information organisations already hold)

• Using the Internet of Things for predictive maintenance

MINE MANAGERS' FORUM

2.00 GROUND AND STRATA MANAGEMENT

Failure of mine and quarry slopes such as rock faces, berms / haul roads, batters, product stockpiles, overburden dumps and rehabilitation areas can attribute major risk to personnel, contractors, mine infrastructure, future pit development and overall business performance.

• what information should be presented in a Ground Control Management Plan

Clayton Hill - Principal, Groundwork Plus

2.25 H&S TIMESTAMP MAY 2018: WHERE YOUR SITE SHOULD BE UP TO IN THE H&S FRAMEWORK AND WHAT IS COMING UP

MinEx represents the extractives sector to regulators and provides independent health and safety advice. In this presentation you will gain specific advice for where your mine or quarry should be up to with the evolution of the new health and safety landscape in New Zealand.

Wayne Scott - Chief Executive Officer, MinEx


2.00 EXPANDING OUR INDUSTRIAL MINERALS SCOPE AND PROFITABILITY

Developing and commercialising New Zealand’s abundant industrial mineral resources requires not just geological and process expertise, but also the ability to tap into and educate/inform domestic and international markets. Driving home the most obvious or ‘easiest’ market isn’t necessarily the most lucrative. Creativity and an entrepreneurial approach in product and market development pays dividends.

• Market data presentation• The domestic calcium carbonate market• The bentonite / nontronite opportunity• CASE STUDY: NZ Glacial Clay

Presenters: Shaun Cleverley - Group GM, Palmer Resources

Lloyd Steward - GM, Palmer Industrial Minerals

2.30 PRESENTATION TO BE CONFIRMED

3.00 EXTENDED AFTERNOON BREAK AND REFRESHMENTS

4.00 PRIZE DRAWS AND GIVEAWAYS IN MAIN PLENARY

4.10 WE NEED TO TALK

The easy days are gone. Increased competition for resources, whether it be minerals, land access, water or skilled staff, will only get harder. To address this, we need to up our game. Our industry needs to realise that what makes sense in a corporate setting does not always work in a community, and what looks good on a Gantt chart can fall to bits very quickly when people outside the mine gate with different aspirations, ideals and values become involved.

Kit Wilson - Senior Community Advisor, OceanaGold

4.35 NZP&M: EXCLUSIVE DATA RELEASE

The South Island is highly prospective for orogenic gold, as well as many other minerals. NZP&M has reserved areas of the South Island from prospecting while new pre-competitive data is acquired. This new data release provides new insights into the prospectivity of the region. NZP&M will announce new areas to be released for prospecting, and how to access the areas through exploration and prospecting permit applications.

• New information pack• Data to evaluate the areas• How to access the opportunity

David Darby - Manager, Commercial Analysis & Investment, NZP&M

5.00 CONFERENCE CLOSE

DAY TWO - STREAM TWO

11.15 - 3.00

SCALE AGGREGATES AND INDUSTRIAL MINERALS11.15 WELCOME FROM THE CHAIR

11.20 PANEL DISCUSSION: THE ROLE OF LOCAL AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT IN AGGREGATE RESOURCING

• What are councils actively doing to plan for aggregate supply?

• Where will new quarries be located?• Resource sterilisation risks and how to avoid them• District plan interpretation• NZTA’s work on aggregate efficiency and near-

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Helen Lane - New Zealand Transport AgencyDudley Clemens - J Swap ContractorsLisa Jenkins - Environment CanterburyFurther panellists to be confirmedFacilitated by: Matt Crockett - Fletcher Building

12.20 NEW APPROACHES FOR DISCOVERING AND ASSESSING AGGREGATE AND INDUSTRIAL MINERALS IN NEW ZEALAND

Rapid expansion of aggregate production sees producers looking for new resources. And also a niche but growing industrial minerals export opportunity is one to be watched by investors.

• Minerals covered: aggregate, basalt, limestone, perlite, zeolite, halloysite, bentonite, diatomite

• Use of technology, geophysical surveys and new datasets

Matthew Hill - Geologist, GNS Science

12.40 HOW AND WHAT TO LOBBY THE NEW COALITION GOVERNMENT FOR ACROSS MINING AND QUARRYING

Chris Baker discusses this concept of a Peak Extractives Body and the new government.


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