Shocking find in mine worker’s meal
Horrifying footage has emerged of a FIFO worker being served a steak dinner covered with maggots amid claims of “appalling” conditions.
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67yo protester climbs on top of coal loader
A climate change activist group continues to wreak havoc across Australia, with police called to another coal port on Friday.
Driver killed after mining truck falls 15m
An Australian company has been fined after a worker was killed when the haul truck he was driving fell 15m in an open pit mine.
Why AGL needs to think more like Macquarie in green rebuild
The road to becoming a green energy giant will also require the 186-year-old company to undertake its own mammoth transformation.
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The making of a ghost town
THE mining downturn is devastating Australian towns, with entire populations are disappearing and leaving virtual ghost towns behind.
Palmer company loses port court battle
CLIVE Palmer’s Mineralogy has lost its long-running court battle with its estranged Chinese joint venture partner over the Cape Preston port in WA.
Coal mining giant’s bitter fight
AUSTRALIA’s biggest mining company, BHP Billiton, is in a perilous fight with angry locals over one of its most prominent projects.
How BHP beats the big banks
THE upside of the mining giant’s share price fall has been a high dividend boosted by a falling Aussie dollar.
$16.5 billion coal mine shot down
ENVIRONMENTALISTS have won a court case putting another roadblock in front of the controversial Carmichael coal mine in Queensland’s Galilee Basin.
Miners team up to promote WA’s gold heart
WEST Australia’s gold miners have joined forces to ‘champion’ the industry on day two of the Diggers & Dealers conference in Kalgoorlie.
Gina to ‘give half her fortune away’
WELL, no one saw this coming. A bitter legal dispute between the mining billionaire and her children may end in a massive payday for complete strangers.
Pilbara miner seeks return to trade
TROUBLED Pilbara miner Atlas Iron will resume trading shares from Monday.
Bad weather hits Rio Tinto production
BAD weather has achieved what rival miners and senior politicians have failed to do — rein in Rio Tinto’s iron ore production.
‘Secret’ heiress’s $25 million victory
SHE was the forgotten daughter of a mining magnate. Now she’s claimed a slice of the family fortune, and broken her silence.
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