Sporting clubs’ fears membership-drop with Rio Tinto winding down operations

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2025-11-01

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As mining giant Rio Tinto prepares to wind down operations in the north-east Arnhem land town of Nhulunbuy by 2030. The region's economic future hangs in the balance. Some locals are concerned the move will impact the regional town's sporting clubs who have been reliant on the sector to keep them afloat.

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