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Jones says farewell

THE Karara mine site opening may have marked the last day on duty for Gindalbie Metals chairman George Jones, but there is little doubt the impact he has made on Western Australia’s iron ore industry will remain for years to come.

Lauren Barrett
Jones says farewell

Jones announced in February he would retire from his position to spend more time with his family, handing over the reins to Deloitte Australia chairman Keith Jones. The development of the large-scale...

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