Rinehart: ‘Things are far worse in Australia’
The billionaire miner has had a furious spray saying government policies means the country is being left vulnerable and unable to pay its bills.
Mining
$28 billion takeover of Aussie company
An Australian gold miner has announced it will back a mammoth takeover offer in one of the biggest buyouts of the year.
Hands off: McGowan warns states on GST grab
Western Australia has posted a $3.3bn budget surplus, but Mark McGowan says he won’t tolerate cuts to the state’s GST share.
Gov’s $2.4bn boost for cost of living relief
Major changes to taxation for one industry will bolster the government’s coffers as it seeks to help Australians doing it toughest.
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‘BHP, Rio lobbying’ killed inquiry
ANDREW Forrest says Australians are being left in the dark following the rejection of his parliamentary inquiry into the iron ore price. | Iron ore inquiry backdown
Worker killed at WA gold mine
A CONTRACTOR working at gold miner Newcrest’s underground mine at Telfer in WA’s north has been killed in an accident on Friday.
Fortescue job cuts ‘heartbreaking’: Twiggy
FORTESCUE Metals Group is cutting up to 100 jobs a day, founder Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest has confirmed.
Iron ore price fall not our fault: Rio
RIO Tinto has defended its massive iron ore expansion against accusations it is responsible for the commodity’s price falls, and is confident in China’s demand for the next decade.
No near-term deals for BHP spin-off
BHP Billiton’s spin-off South32 is keeping its eye out for opportunistic mergers and acquisitions but is in no rush to seal any deals, chief executive Graham Kerr says.
Miner’s ‘heartless’ worker treatment slammed
THE Australian Workers’ Union says Fortescue Metals Group treated its long-term workers ‘appallingly’ in the wake of about 200 redundancies.
Gina Rinehart opens up on ‘new kids’
AUSTRALIA’S richest person, Gina Rinehart, is famously estranged from at least two of her own children — but she has news for them: there are some new kids on the block.
Gold miner fined after steel mesh incident
AGNEW Gold Mining Company has been fined $75,000 for failing to provide a safe working environment after an incident that seriously injured three workers at a WA mine.
My mum ‘the fatty’: son’s brutal emails
THE dirty laundry just keeps piling up. Bitter court brawl between Gina Rinehart and her children now reveals nasty nicknames they had for her behind her back.
Kintyre uranium mine gets federal stamp
CANADIAN uranium producer Cameco has secured federal environmental approval for its Kintyre project in remote WA.
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