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Australia’s richest person has set the stage for reinvigorated merger talks between Lynas Rare Earths and its US peer MP Materials.
Aluminium and nickel surged on the London Metal Exchange as traders responded to new US and UK sanctions that banned deliveries of any Russian supplies produced after midnight on Friday.
The clean-up bill for the famed Argyle diamond mine will be about $270 million more than Rio Tinto originally planned, but the mining behemoth’s financial commitment to traditional owners is unshaken.
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An investigation into whether the Environmental Defenders’ Office breached the terms of its taxpayer-funded contract during the Barossa gas pipeline legal saga is being kept under wraps.
The iron ore price faces a fork in the road moment, one which could make or break the resurgence of WA’s bantam iron ore players just as they find their footing.
The major metals trader hoping to seize control of Sierra Rutile has decried “doctored photos”, after a picture of Sierra Leone’s President disembarking a mysterious private plane surfaces.
Karora Resources has moved on quick after deal discussions broke down with Ramelius Resources, finding another WA mid-tier suitor in Westgold Resources.
Santos is looking to recoup costs from the failed bid to block its Barossa offshore gas project in a move that could lift the lid on some of Environmental Defenders Office’s mysterious backers.
Rio Tinto chair Dominic Barton has warned shareholders there is a large technological gap holding back the world’s efforts to decarbonise, and that permitting processes aren’t helping.
Boral is sticking to its guns in the final days of Seven Group’s $2 billion takeover play, but has admitted independent expert Grant Samuel overvalued the company’s shares by 8 cents.
Gold is on a record run, with no signs of slowing down, and some of Australia’s most unloved gold stocks might be the biggest beneficiaries.
Gold rose to another record, extending a weeks-long rally after US Fed chair Jerome Powell reiterated that it will likely be appropriate to begin lowering interest rates ‘at some point this year’.
The ethics adviser to Norway’s $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund has raised concerns with Rio Tinto about the environmental impact of a mine in Brazil.
Most Australians, including more than half of Greens voters, support the mining sector, according to exclusive new polling that also shows 82 per cent approve of the opening of new resources projects.
A staggering increase in the projected cost of Regis Resources’ McPhillamys gold project in NSW threatens to derail the precious metal miner’s long-awaited growth ambitions.