The price of bullion has shattered a new record and one investment bank has revealed its favourite ASX gold stock picks amid the prolonged bull run.
Adrian Rauso
The sky-high gold price has delivered an improved profit for Auric Mining in the 2024 calendar year.
Neil Watkinson
The future cost to rehabilitate Greenbushes is rising exponentially and the fabled lithium mine’s profitability has fallen dramatically, despite its annual bottom line sticking above $700 million.
Global explosives manufacturer Dyno Nobel is testing a more environmentally-friendly way to blow up the earth for mining.
The unnamed group was one of five entities ordered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers in June 2024 to sell 613.6 million Northern Minerals shares, or 10.4 per cent of the company, on national interest grounds.
Sean Smith
Rio Tinto is reportedly keen to ride on the coattails of a deal in the Congo that could unlock a big piece of the world’s largest hard rock lithium deposit and save stranded shareholders of AVZ Minerals.
Australian iron ore production is set to plateau within three years, while trade battles and an ageing China loom as hurdles for the State’s top industry.
Matt Mckenzie
WA Liberal Senator Michaelia Cash didn’t pull any punches in her opening broadside of the election campaign, accusing Anthony Albanese of leading the most anti-mining and anti-WA government ‘we have ever seen’.
John Flint
Australia’s economy is turning a corner, even as uncertainty grows around the world.
Madeleine King
Gold rose to a fresh record as concerns about a widening trade war remained front of mind for investors, after President Donald Trump pushed ahead with US tariffs on all auto imports.
Sybilla Gross
A top mining lobbyist has sounded the alarm on a ‘Hunger Games’ scenario where WA projects are pitted against each other if a Labor-Greens-Teals minority forms Government.
Simone Grogan and Adrian Rauso
A trial date has still not been set for a contractor and mine operator facing charges relating to a worker’s arm being crushed at a Goldfields gold mine.
Tegan Guthrie
As experts warn of rising heatstroke risks, could this Perth-developed patented cooling vest be the life-saving tool needed for high-risk environments such as mining?
Liam Murphy
Three senior mining executives have warned Australia must get its policy setting right to remain competitive in the international marketplace.
Aaron Bunch
A campaign against an iron ore mine set on the doorstep of the Stirling Range National Park is gaining traction, with the organiser hoping to raise awareness of the project he believes will tarnish the WA gem.
Melissa Sheil
A lobby group representing Australia’s biggest and most influential resources operators has warned there will be explorers brandishing “brick bats” if the Federal Government doesn’t cough up tax incentives.
Simone Grogan
BHP’s iron ore boss has lauded the Cook Government but suggested its federal counterpart is putting WA’s mining industry at risk of being overtaken by the likes of Argentina, Canada and Chile.
The bold new move against Rio Tinto could spark the first union deal at a mine in WA’s most resources-rich region for more than 30 years.
Fortescue wants to build a big new solar farm at Turner River in the Pilbara in a bid to cut emissions from its iron ore mines.
The lithium miner and refiner also flagged the rising trend of trade protectionism in the industry globally amid the increasing strategic importance of lithium.
Annie Lee
The Albanese Government has taken a “particular bent” against the mining industry and his Budget cemented that by “forgetting” the sector, the head of the peak industry body has warned.
Dylan Caporn
WA explorer Delta Lithium has set its sights on building a gold processing plant as it continues to progress the development of its Mt Ida project in the northern Goldfields.
The West Australian understands Ms Plibersek is waiting for a brief from her department with the new deadline now May 31.
Jessica Page
Mineral Resources has cut 15 white-collar workers from its Osborne Park headquarters, saying it was focused on ‘operational efficiencies’.
Adrian Rauso & Matt Mckenzie
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