Podcast appearances and mentions of tim crossley

Interview with Tim Crossley, MD of Adyton Resources Corp.Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/adyton-resources-ady-gold-copper-with-near-term-production-2290Recording date: 7th January 2026Adyton Resources (TSXV:ADY) is executing a differentiated strategy in Papua New Guinea's gold sector that combines near-term production with significant exploration upside. Managing Director Tim Crossley, who brings extensive operational experience from BHP and over a decade of PNG-specific expertise, has structured the company to advance on two parallel tracks without compromising either objective.'The cornerstone of this approach is an innovative joint venture structure on Fergusson Island with East Vision Investment Holdings, a Singaporean-Chinese group that recently completed a 50-megawatt hydropower project in PNG. This asset-level JV fully funds development to production, with East Vision earning into 50% ownership by meeting milestones. The initial target is the Wapolu project, a former producing mine with existing infrastructure including tailings impoundments, airstrip, and wharf facilities. Production is targeted for October 2026 at approximately 15,000 ounces annually, with the higher-grade Gameta project following 12-15 months later to bring total production to over 80,000 ounces per year.Critically, this JV-funded production pathway preserves Adyton's entire balance sheet for exploration at Feni Island, the company's flagship asset. Following a CAD$20 million raise in August 2025, the company has deployed over 8,000 meters of drilling since March, testing targets across a whole-of-island land package in what Crossley describes as "a 120 million ounce discovery belt" between Lihir and Bougainville. A mineral resource estimate update is planned for late 2026, with the ultimate goal of proving a 5+ million ounce resource with copper credits.The island-based operations provide distinct advantages: barge mobilisation eliminates helicopter costs, and ocean transit requires no customary landowner consents, simplifying social license compared to mainland operations. With Fergusson cash flows potentially funding continued Feni exploration without further dilution, Adyton is positioning itself to transition from explorer to producer while maintaining substantial discovery optionality in one of the world's most prospective gold belts.View Adyton Resources' company profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/adyton-resources-corporationSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

Morning Communion Service 17 Aug. '25

A @Christadelphians Video: Description: Pleasing God is not a checklist of things to do, but a mindset and a way of life. Having Faith in his promises that drives our actions. Walking in unison towards the fulfilment of his plan and purpose. Being humble and giving praise to him, not taking pride in our own abilities. Become baptised and therefore part of his people. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christadelphians-talk/message

Morning Service - Sunday 16th February 2020. This talk is by Tim Crossley

Morning Service - Sunday 10th Nov 2019 This talk is by Tim Crossley

This week, Jordan returns to talk nerdy with Tim Crossley, partner and lead designer at Crossley Acoustics. Tim’s company designs and builds recording studios for the music, film and (of course) podcasting industries -- in fact, as it turns out, he built Slate’s own studio! Tim and Jordan get into all the detailed work and planning that goes into making a room sound “good”, from using acoustic modeling software to building and rebuilding custom resonators. You can email us at working@slate.com. Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Jordan returns to talk nerdy with Tim Crossley, partner and lead designer at Crossley Acoustics. Tim’s company designs and builds recording studios for the music, film and (of course) podcasting industries -- in fact, as it turns out, he built Slate’s own studio! Tim and Jordan get into all the detailed work and planning that goes into making a room sound “good”, from using acoustic modeling software to building and rebuilding custom resonators. You can email us at working@slate.com. Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Morning Service - Sunday 5th May 2019 This talk is by Tim Crossley

Morning Service - Sunday 23rd December 2018 This talk is by Tim Crossley

Morning Service - Sunday 7th October 2018 This talk is by Tim Crossley

I’m proud to once again offer a new episode of the podcast in conjunction with Woman in Mining and Resources Queensland. WIMARQ is a group that works to support and promote women across all areas of the primary resources industry. Back in in episode 76 I spoke with Tim Crossley, the former COO of BHP. In episode 57 I spoke with Jenny Purdie a longtime WIMARQ member who is currently the CEO of Adani’s renewables operation in Australia. In this episode I speak with the 2018 winner of WIMARQ’s Exceptional Women in Mining Award, Jo-Anne Dudley. Jo-Anne has been working in the mining sector for 25 years. She has worked in FIFO roles, spent years of her life underground, been the only women working on site and survived not one but 2 near fatal workplace accidents. It has been a colourful and energetic career.

Recently I was invited to host an event sponsored by Women in Resource Mining Queensland. I interviewed Tim Crossley who has had a long career with some of the biggest companies in Australia, including BHP Billiton. We discussed how he made the transition from technical doer to technical leader through the various levels of senior management. We discussed his strengths and weaknesses in the C-suite. And Tim was very open and honest about the price he paid in his personal life to achieve his professional goals.