With decades of combined experience across civil construction and mining projects, we are building a business designed for long-term regional participation.
Our objective is to contribute to major projects while strengthening local procurement pathways and Indigenous enterprise involvement.
Operational capability is supported by CMORE Group, bringing established expertise across mining, civil construction and heavy equipment services. CMORE’s experience and technical capability strengthen Miyah’s ability to deliver reliable support for mining and infrastructure projects across regional Australia.
THE MEANING BEHIND MIYAH
“Miyah” is a Jaru word meaning “More.”
It reflects a respectful relationship with land and community — recognising what is given by Country and ensuring it is cared for properly.
For Miyah Mining Services, it represents:
More responsibility
More accountability
More local engagement
More long-term thinking for properly.
Artwork Story
This painting tells the story of Jeannette’s grandmother, Napanangka, being born on country near Kiwirrkurra in the Gibson Desert WA. As a child in the early 1920s, she walked more than 1,200 kilometres to the East Kimberley. The work honours that journey, a powerful story of resilience, memory, and deep connection to Country.
JEANNETTE SWAN
DIRECTOR | INDIGENOUS OWNER
Jeannette Swan is an Indigenous woman from Halls Creek, Western Australia, with strong cultural connections to the Jaru, Kija, Pintubi and Ngarti language groups.
Her leadership is grounded in community strength, cultural integrity and long-term outcomes for Aboriginal people.
Jeannette has held senior roles across local government, infrastructure projects and Indigenous enterprises, including successfully re-establishing and growing an Indigenous-owned organisation benefiting her local community.
She brings cultural knowledge, stakeholder capability and land understanding that strengthens Miyah’s operating model.
KYM CURTIS
Kym Curtis is Director of Miyah Mining Services and Director of CMORE Group, bringing more than 40 years of mining and civil construction experience across Western Australia and South Australia.
Raised in Port Augusta and returning to the region after three decades in the WA mining sector, Kym combines high-level technical capability with practical site leadership.
His career has been defined by:
Kym has longstanding ties to South Australian regional sport, including representation at elite football and state country cricket level. His connection to country sport reflects the discipline, teamwork and resilience that have shaped his career.
Through Miyah Mining Services, he is committed to supporting regional sporting participation and strengthening the communities in which the business operates.
BUILT FOR REGIONAL PARTICIPATION
Miyah Mining Services is focused on regional mining communities across South Australia and Western Australia. With a presence in Whyalla and strong connections to the Kimberley region, our objective is long-term participation in mining operations and infrastructure projects across regional Australia.
We understand the importance of:
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