Australia’s richest person gets billions
Australia’s richest person just became billions of dollars richer after making an eye-watering amount of money amid the nation’s cost of living crisis.
Mining
‘Insidious’: Women’s undies taken at work
Women working for Chevron Australia have revealed incidents where their underwear has gone missing and they have been “physically molested” in the office.
Hypocrisy of ‘absolute urgency’ exposed
Two years after 46,000 years of cultural history were destroyed, widespread new protections will be introduced – but a major step has been missed.
Santos ‘failed’ to consult Tiwi Islanders: court
The Federal Court will soon hand down a historic decision after gas company Santos launched an appeal over a stalled $4.7bn project off the Tiwi Islands.
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Fracking green light for Kimberley
THE WA government has decided to allow Buru Energy to frack for gas in the Kimberley without an EPA assessment.
BHP axes 170 jobs at Pilbara mine
UPDATE: UNION says workers have been treated appallingly as BHP Billiton announces it has axed 170 jobs at its Mt Whaleback mine.
BHP axes 170 jobs at Pilbara mine
UPDATE: UNION says workers have been treated appallingly as BHP Billiton announces it has axed 170 jobs at its Mt Whaleback mine.
BHP cuts 100 Perth iron ore jobs
MINING giant BHP Billiton has cut about 100 staff from its iron ore division headquarters in Perth.
BHP still bullish on China growth
MINING giant BHP Billiton is confident about Chinese growth despite acknowledging there could be a bumpy ride ahead.
How our mining giants can hurt us
A DOWNTURN in the market is prompting Australian mining giants to assess their future. This is what happened when Rio Tinto left one town.
Billionaires caught out in ugly Twitter war
WHEN a business deal goes bad, things get messy. When it’s billionaires on Twitter, it’s even worse. Check out this very public battle of the billionaires.
Welfare is not an infinite pit: Gina
MINING billionaire Gina Rinehart has criticised welfare recipients for dragging the country into debt and attacked the political left for spending her industry’s revenue.
Sorry about the explosion, here’s a pizza
IF A big energy company’s fracking wells exploded and burned in your town for five days, should you expect more than just a pizza voucher from the culprits?
BHP posts $US8.1bn profit
IF THERE’S any doubt about whether mining and resources are still potent forces, just check out BHP Billiton’s half-year profits.
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