Sustainability

The Biggest Catch

Our vision for a golden future

Reefton gold mine restoration returning results

OGC extends bat partnership with DoC

Fresh research to support New Zealand’s rarest frog

New vehicle revs up Waihī LandSAR

Putting young people in the driver’s seat

Putting First Nations First

Haile supports recovery of Carolina Heelsplitter

OceanaGold sets climate change target to reduce emissions by 30 per cent by 2030

Just like Mars: Rover an inspiration

Aligning with the World Gold Council’s Responsible Gold Mining Principles

Water is as essential to making gold as it is to life

Haile Gold Mine joins local corporate community to support children’s home

Didipio Mine supporting COVID-19 health outcomes

The Power of Information

Bolstering our approach to human rights and modern slavery

Delivering a lasting positive legacy in Reefton

A lower emissions pathway for New Zealand’s biggest gold mine

Meeting the Global Industry Standard on tailings management

Human Rights Impact Assessment at Haile

Protecting the long-term wellbeing of our people

Preserving history and culture at the Haile Gold Mine

Informed Consultation and Participation delivering better outcomes for all stakeholders great and small

Didipio Social Change Assessment: Contributing to Community Resilience

OceanaGold supporting the equitable global distribution of COVID-19 vaccines

Macraes Social Change Assessment: Building a positive legacy

Delivering innovative passive water treatment at Reefton

The power of giving

The birds and bees and the flowers and the trees

OceanaGold commits to net zero emissions by 2050

To Green from Gold

Reefton schools out in force planting for the future

Macraes supports Waitaki Whitestone Geopark

A space for reflection in Waihi

Leading social performance in gold mining

Farming and the mine

Reefton restoration leading the way

OceanaGold’s Reefton Restoration Project

Reducing occupational noise exposures at Haile Gold Mine