The Geovert team gathered from across Australia, New Zealand and North America for our annual strategy meeting. Reflecting on a strong year and planning for what comes next.

The completion of Stage 6 at the Mangatepopo Intake Structure marks the end of a multi-stage programme of geotechnical works delivered for Genesis Energy within Tongariro National Park. Across six stages, Geovert addressed rockfall risk and slope instability above hydro intake structures and along access roads in one of New Zealand's most environmentally sensitive landscapes, a UNESCO World Heritage Area at the foothills of Mount Ngauruhoe.

The Geovert team joined Newmont's annual family day at Boddington Gold Mine, giving the next generation a hands-on introduction to what rope access work involves on a working mine site.

Geovert's Francis Main and Sean McNamara attended the LaRGE 2026 international landslide risk workshop in Queenstown, with Francis presenting on the construction execution of the Diana Falls rockfall protection system -examining early contractor involvement, hazard management, and delivery in extreme conditions.

Geovert is delighted to welcome Carrie Heaven as Global Mining Technical Manager. Carrie brings extensive geotechnical expertise and a unique mine operator’s perspective to our global mining ground support solutions.

Geovert's Hannah Thomas took to the stage at SME MINEXCHANGE 2026 in Salt Lake City this month, presenting to an audience of mining professionals on the human side of inclusion and the self-awareness that has to come before anything else.

In the latest episode of Breaking Ground, Hannah Thomas sits down with Rebecca Darling, a sustainability and external affairs executive whose path into mining began with move to Mongolia. With over 20 years of experience across 11 countries and five continents, Rebecca reflects on owning your career, and why the experience you accumulate before you feel ready is often what equips you most.

Geovert's Hannah Thomas heads to Salt Lake City to present at SME MINEXCHANGE 2026, sharing her perspective on why genuine inclusion starts with the individual - before policy, before training, before anything else.

In this episode of Breaking Ground, Geovert's Hannah Thomas speaks with Marisol Valerio, Principal Rock Mechanics Engineer at WSP and co-founder of Women in Mine Stability. Marisol shares her journey from Costa Rica to rock mechanics and how a single conference sparked a global movement for women in slope stability.

Joey Tran's image of a Spider excavator working through snowstorm conditions at Fremont Canyon has been named Geovert's Photo of the Year 2025. The winning photograph edged out two other finalists in a close contest that saw strong engagement across both website and social media voting.

In this episode of Breaking Ground, Geovert's Hannah Thomas sits down with Amanda Adams, Business Center Operations Lead at Stantec Denver, to discuss her journey from hands-on technical work to operations leadership, and why building your professional network early is critical to long-term career success.

After a year of outstanding entries in our monthly photo competition, voting is now open to determine Geovert's Photo of the Year for 2025.

Geovert recently attended the Future Roads conference, connecting with clients and suppliers planning for New Zealand's roading infrastructure future and discussing the strong momentum in the sector.

In the latest interview of our Breaking Ground series, Geovert's Hannah Thomas sits down with Julia Potter, Director of the Geotechnical Center of Excellence at the University of Arizona and President of Women in Mining USA. Julia shares her unconventional journey from history major to geotechnical leader, discussing the importance of early career field experience, overcoming imposter syndrome, and building inclusive communities through initiatives like the Women in Mining Me

The Geovert NZ team attended last week's NZGS Symposium, exploring how emerging technologies are shaping the future of geotechnical design and infrastructure resilience.

Geovert announces the extension of our partnership with the US Bureau of Reclamation at the Hoover Dam, marking a decade of collaboration. Since 2019, our team has provided specialist rockfall mitigation and geotechnical services at this iconic site. The Bureau has recognised our "exemplary safety record" and commitment to excellence throughout our work at this historic landmark.

Geovert has mobilised its latest High Reach Drill (HRD) from Sydney to Far North Queensland for the Cyclone Jasper disaster recovery works. With a reach of up to 30m, the HRD supports safe, efficient ground stabilisation across infrastructure and mining environments.

In our latest Breaking Ground interview, we talk to Carrie Heaven about her journey from discouraged student to geotechnical mining engineer. Her story reveals how operational experience, technical excellence and adaptive leadership helped her prevent mine disasters while navigating a male-dominated industry. It includes insights on building credibility, communication strategies, and fostering inclusive teams.

Recently our Geovert teams came together for mental health awareness activities, from HQ to project sites. Through toolbox talks and open conversations, we've focused on mental health's importance in work and life. Coinciding with R U OK? Day and World Suicide Prevention Day, we're reminded that checking in and offering support truly makes a difference.

We're thrilled to announce a 5-year contract extension with Newmont at Boddington Gold Mine, extending our successful partnership to 17 years total. This collaboration has driven innovation in our proprietary High Reach Drill technology, enhancing safety on steep 30m batters while eliminating manual handling risks. The extension validates our position as the leading global provider of ground support services.