MRA Membership
Be part of Australia's minerals disclosure community
Minerals Reporting Australia Ltd (MRA) is an independent, not-for-profit, member-led organisation working to improve the quality, integrity and transparency of public minerals disclosure in Australia.
MRA engages broadly across the minerals disclosure ecosystem, while membership is open to individuals with a professional interest or role in the preparation, review, governance or assurance of public minerals disclosure.
Members contribute to MRA through peer engagement, shared experience and participation in discussions and activities addressing current and emerging minerals reporting issues.
Membership is by application, with different membership classes reflecting an individual's experience, role and professional standing.
Applications are considered against the requirements of the relevant membership class.
Membership Classes & Annual Fees
Professional Member (MMRA)
Competent Qualified Person Member (CMRA)
Fellow Member (FMRA)
Affiliate, Early Career, or Student Member (non-voting)
Founding Member (recognition only)
Postnominals
Eligible members may use the following postnominals:
Professional Member: MMRA
Competent Qualified Person Member: CMRA
Fellow: FMRA
Use of postnominals is subject to ongoing membership in good standing and may be withdrawn in cases of misconduct or non-compliance.
Membership Eligibility Criteria
You may be eligible to apply if you:
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Are an experienced or emerging professional involved in exploration, mineral resource/reserve estimation, mining reporting, or technical disclosure.
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Are committed to developing or demonstrating competency in ethical and transparent public reporting practices, with a willingness to learn, uphold integrity, and contribute constructively to the minerals reporting profession.
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Support the principles of continuous disclosure, materiality, and investor-focused reporting.
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Have reviewed and agree to comply with the MRA Constitution and By-Laws.
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Accept the MRA Code of Conduct and Peer Review Standards.
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Agree to participate in MRA-led report reviews and peer review processes in accordance with the MRA Constitution and By-Laws.
MRA Governance Instruments
Minerals Reporting Australia Ltd is governed by a suite of foundational instruments that guide its purpose, operations, and member responsibilities.
These include the Constitution, By-Laws, Code of Conduct, and key policies relating to ethics, participation, and accountability.
All applicants and members are required to read, acknowledge, and abide by these instruments as a condition of membership.
These are explained and presented below.
Constitution
By-Laws
Policies & Procedures
Code of Conduct
Apply for MRA Membership
Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of Minerals Reporting Australia LTD.
Membership is by application and subject to review.
We’re seeking professionals who are aligned with our values of integrity, transparency, and constructive engagement in the minerals reporting ecosystem.
Submitting this form does not guarantee membership. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and you will be notified of the outcome by email.
Complete the form below to begin your application to join Minerals Reporting Australia.