Australia’s richest men settle $35bn squabble
Two of Australia’s wealthiest people have finally come to terms over one of the most ambitious energy projects Australia has ever seen.
Mining
Price crash that could devastate Australia
There is a very stark reason that the wind-down of iron ore mining in Australia could be swift and devastating.
Shutdown of Aussie industry fast-tracked
One Australian state has ramped up its phase out of an industry in a win for “relentless people power”, according to one MP.
Where to next for gold after its strong run?
A climbing gold price has been great for goldminers and investors, but recent pullbacks in both point to a clouded future.
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Pilbara iron exports up, price drops again
IRON ore exports from Port Hedland, the world’s largest iron ore port, hit a record high in June as prices continue to fall.
The other side of Australia’s iron lady
SHE’S Australia’s richest woman – and one of its most private. Now a new documentary is set to show a different side to Gina Rinehart – and it features a most surprising Aussie singing her praises.
Shocking trend in this tiny US town
WHEN midwife Donna Young noticed a shocking trend of babies being born with fatal defects in her small town, it kicked off a Erin Brockovich-style crusade against powerful vested interests.
Gina wants workers to take pay cut
AUSTRALIA’S richest woman, Gina Rinehart, wants employees at one of her mines to accept pay cuts.
BHP cuts 140 jobs in Adelaide
BHP Billiton is cutting about 140 jobs in South Australia, mostly from its Adelaide support operations.
Slimmer Atlas ready for iron storm
ATLAS Iron boss David Flanagan is ready to battle the “blizzard” with plans to raise $180 million.
FIFO crisis: ‘mine rosters must change’
MINING companies are under pressure to change fly-in, fly-out rosters following warnings in a parliamentary report into mental health issues. Have your say
Atlas founder Flanagan rolls up sleeves
ATLAS Iron founder David Flanagan is preparing to steer his troubled company through uncharted waters with the support of loyal contractors.
‘I have two children to feed’
HE once blew $5000 of union money on prostitutes, now ‘desperate’ former Labor MP Craig Thomson has taken a surprise new job to make a buck.
Huge slump in construction work
THE amount of construction work completed in Australia had its largest fall in almost 14 years, dragged down by a record slump in the mining sector.
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