SEE INSIDE: MinRes opens glitzy love-nest FIFO camp

Inside the MIN ASX MinRes $140m mine camp with 18-hole putt-putt

'Better than my house': Five-star FIFO housing wooing workers

Mineral Resources has officially opened Mungala Resort, a new fly-in-fly-out (FIFO) accommodation facility at its iron ore mine site near Onslow, Western Australia. The resort, described as an Australian first, aims to prioritise the health and wellbeing of its workers.The facility features 500 rooms, each three times the size of a standard donga, including individual bathroom, kitchenette and laundry facilities. READ MORE: Coroner slams evidenc…

MinRes spruiks its $3.5b Onslow project, the ‘Club Med of the Pilbara’

The bank-busting project has the market divided, with its remote location and haulage road troubles. But the mining giant says it’s all blue sky from here.

SEE INSIDE: MinRes opens glitzy love-nest FIFO camp

The luxurious accommodation complex is fitted with ‘love-nest’ dongas to house the workers of a mining operation that could make or break the Chris Ellison-led company.

MinRes launches resort accommodation at Ken's Bore - Australian Mining

Fly-in, fly-out workers at Mineral Resources’ (MinRes) Ken’s Bore mine are now enjoying a higher standard of living on-site.

Miners line up for spot at ‘Club Med love nest’ FIFO camp

While many mining companies frown upon romantic mingling at their camps, Mineral Resources has fitted out its new accommodation complex with ‘love nest’ dongas and a plethora of resort-style facilities.